The Kangxi Emperor: Treasures from the Forbidden City
13 Mar 2009 - 14 Jun 2009
@ Special Exhibitions Gallery, ACM Empress Place
Anyone INTERESTED???
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Hailed as one of China's greatest emperors, the Kangxi Emperor, XuanYe, succeeded his father, Emperor Shunzhi, at the tender age of eight. During his reign (1662 to 1722), the Manchus consolidated rule over China and the Chinese empire expanded.
The Kangxi Emperor's many achievements can be attributed to his passion and competence in his various roles. He was an astute ruler, skilled warrior, keen scholar and patron of the arts. His intellect, political acumen, diverse talents and civic virtues won him the admiration and support of his subjects.
This exhibition showcases treasures from The Palace Museum, Beijing and offers visitors a rare glimpse into the Forbidden City - right here in Singapore.
Admission Charges for The Kangxi Emperor: Treasures from the Forbidden City (13 March to 14 June 2009)
| Individual Admission | |
| Adults | $8.00 |
| Concession* | $4.00 |
| * full-time students and those 60 years and above | |
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