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| - The Imperial Palace (「宝帝の屋敷」?; Takara no Mikado no Yashiki) is a dungeon in Ōkami. One of the most unique areas in the game, it features the travels of a miniaturized Amaterasu and a normal-sized Issun. The boss of this dungeon is Blight, a micro-sized demon who is responsible for the mist that is plaguing Sei'an City. After defeating Blight, the Emperor will be cured of his disease and will offer to exchange various treasures with Amaterasu for Demon Fangs.
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- The Imperial Palace is a government building in Empire: Total War. File:Imperial Palace.png
- The building and palace at the logistical center of the Dragaeran Empire. Prior to the Interregnum and Adron's Disaster, the palace was located in Dragaera City. The current version of the palace sits in Adrilankha. The basic structure of the building (or complex of buildings) is an interior 'imperial' section, with 17 wings corresponding to the Dragaeran Houses. In a larger circle surrounding this, is a series of Great Houses, one for each of the seventeen Dragaeran Houses. This is known as the "Imperial Circle". A speculative illustration of this layout can be found here, by Bryan Newell.
- The Imperial Palace is the monumental palace for the Emperor and tallest structure on Imperial Center. It has served as the seat of power for the Galactic Empire from its inception in 19 BBY up until 4 ABY, and again in 15 ABY with Coruscant's capture by the Empire. It is located in the Palace District. Image:Imperialpalace1.png
- Since it is the only landmark outside the actual palace, most of the quests on the second floor will say "Imperial Palace" as their landmark, making it rather hard to find the Quest-givers again to complete the quest.
- The Imperial Palace is a vast underground complex located half a kilometer below the urban metropolis of Barq. The location of the emperor's residence, the Palace also includes housing and work space for numerous political functionaries, business leaders, and elite scientists and inventors. Scientific research and development centers, the Imperial University, and the Gardens of Barq are also located here. Extending across 12 square miles, the 150-billion Zaal facility is also the site of military command across the Tourr Imperium.
- The Imperial Palace is situated at the crossing of the Jikong and Zhengtau river systems. A jewel in the heart of Chandara, the complex revolves around the central mountain, upon which is seated the main center, the Arboreal throne. With several theaters, studios, halls, plazas and monuments, the complex can boast being one of Dinotopia's greatest administrative centers, and most likely its finest.
- The Imperial Palace is a place located in the heart of Tokyo. It is heavily defended by the Four Gods outside the palace and guards all over inside. Genbu of the North, Seiryuu of the East, Byakko of the West and Suzaku of the South. These beasts have special abilities. It is also the home of the enigmatic Burst Linker, Azure Heir.
- The Imperial Palace is a building on Imperial Center. Imperial Palace General information Location Palace District, Universal City, Imperial Center Usage Type of Building Palace, large strscture Made from Crystallaline glass, redwood, glass panel, wooden caluendium, Hard Sliver, Gold, Alunium Metal Affilcations Universal Republic Galactic Empire Order of the Sith Lords
- This was a dark period for the people of Old Earth, when they were dominated by brutal rulers and despotic tyrants. It was against this backdrop of oppression, violence and casual brutality that the Emperor of Mankind first revealed himself to the people of Terra. In secret, he had been planning for this moment in history for millennia, ever since the Age of Strife had fractured what remained of the ancient human interstellar federation. With his massive army of genetically-enhanced warriors, comprised of the first units of the Imperial Army that would serve as the prototypes for the later development of the Space Marines, the Emperor began his conquest of Terra. His intent was to reunite the warring nations into a unified planetary government and then use Terra as the springboard from whi
- The Imperial Palace is located in the city of Vector, and it is where Gestahl reigns over the Empire in Final Fantasy VI. The player first sees Vector in a flashback at the beginning of the game. The player can enter the Imperial Palace's outer region during their first visit to Vector after Setzer Gabbiani joins the party and provides his airship, but they are attacked by the Guardian and are forced to flee when they are unable to defeat it.
- The Imperial Palace is the offical residence of the Holy Germanian Emperor, located in Berlin. The palace is a setting for Imperial occasions, royal hospitality, and basic cermonial and offical operations. It has been a rallying point for the Holy Germanian people at times of national rejoicing and crisis.
- The Imperial Palace in Peking was the main seat of Kublai Khan's empire. A banquet for an important guest might draw six thousand guests in attendance. In the summer, the Khan's court moved to his Summer Palace in Shang-Tu. In the summer of 1289, the Khan prematurely moved his court from Shang-Tu to Peking when news came that Khan Noghai had encamped his army at Karakorum, six hundred miles from Shang-Tu. Peace talks were still to commence, but Noghai's emissary made an unsuccessful attempt on Kublai Khan's life as Noghai's army marched on Peking.
- The Imperial Palace is the seat of government in the Jade Empire and residence of the Emperor. A massive structure of bronze, the Imperial Palace floats above the precise astrological center of the Jade Empire. Passed down from dynasty to dynasty since the time of the first Emperor, Sagacious Tien, the palace hovers above a broad preserve of the richest lands of the Jade Empire. Spoiler warning: Plot and/or ending details follow.
- The Imperial Palace is the executive office and official residence of the Pontesi head of state, the Empress of the Pontesian Empire. The palace and gardens illustrate the tastes, interests, and aspirations of successive Pontesian monarchs.
- Construction of the palace was ordered in 2008 by then-German Chancellor Michael von Preußen to serve as the summer residence for the Chancellor as part of a plan to further distance Bonn, the capital of West Germany, from German government functions. Bonn had since 1991 been the home of the second residences of both the Chancellor and the President (a new presidential summer residence, which now serves as the second residence of the Ministerpräsident of Großgermania, was simultaneously constructed in Baden). The construction served as a make-work project, one of several instituted as part of the Government's economic recovery and restructuring following the late-2000s recession, and cost nearly 4 million euro, approximately 9 million Großgermanian Reichsmark at 2009-value exchange rates.
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