In the third year of Hongwu in Ming Dynasty (1370), Zhu Yuanzhang, the great ancestor of Ming Dynasty, named his grandnephew Zhu Shouqian King of Jingjiang. Jingjiang Wang Fu was built in the fifth year of Ming Hongwu (1372). In the same year, Zhu Shouqian, King of Jingjiang, entered Jingjiang Wang Fu. It was completed in the 25th year of Hongwu (1392). The following year, a wall was built in Wang Fu, Jingjiang. In the first year of Yongle (1403), King Jingjiang returned to Guilin to become a vassal, and since then, generations have attacked each other, which lasted for 280 years. 14 people succeeded to the throne, of which 1 1 people were buried in Yaoshan cemetery after their death.

In the seventh year of Shunzhi (1650), after Kong Youde, the southern king, led the troops to conquer Guilin, Jingjiang Wang Fu became Dingnan Wang Fu. In the ninth year of Shunzhi (1652), Li Dingguo, a peasant rebel, captured Guilin, and Kong Youde was defeated and set himself on fire. Jingjiang Wang Fu, which has existed for more than 280 years, was set on fire. In the 14th year of Shunzhi (1657), Gong Yuan was built.

In the early years of the Republic of China, Dingnan Palace under Du Xiufeng became the seat of the Senate of Guangxi Province. It was once the site of the Second Normal School, Model Primary School, Third Senior Middle School and Class A Industrial School.

1922, sun yat-sen took Guilin as the base camp of the northern expedition and set up the presidential palace. 1939, Guangxi province moved to the imperial palace to work, 1944, when the Japanese army captured Guilin, it moved out. 1947 * * city in Guangxi province was re-established.

1949 After the liberation of Guilin, Wangcheng was changed to the 24th Infantry School of the People's Liberation Army (Guangxi Military and Political University). 65438-0953, Guangxi Normal University and Guangxi Military and Political University moved to Wangcheng.

In 1970s, cultural relics workers carried out archaeological excavations on two royal tombs and departmental imperial tombs. Jingjiang Palace Museum has a large number of funerary objects, including ceramics, gold and silver wares, jade articles and metal products. Most of them are ceramic utensils, especially blue-and-white plum bottles, with more than 300 pieces and 10 varieties.

Wang Fu Wangcheng covers an area of about 280 mu. The whole palace building in Wangcheng is built with strict symmetry of the central axis, and the layout is "left ancestors and right houses, facing forward and sleeping behind". The carrier door and the carrier hall on the central axis are tall and magnificent, with extraordinary momentum, which embodies the supremacy of kingship. There are four gates in the southeast and northwest of the city, named Tijen (Donghuamen), Li Duan (Zhengyangmen), Zunyi (Xihuamen) and Guang Zhi (Hougongmen), which are symmetrical to each other. Imperial architecture is a typical regulation of the imperial palace in Ming Dynasty. Li Duan Gate, Carrier Gate, Carrier Hall, Bedroom, Royal Garden, Guang Zhi Gate and other major buildings are arranged in sequence on the north-south central axis with Duxiufeng as the coordinate. The architectural pattern and form of Jingjiang Wang Fu completely imitate the style of the Forbidden City in Beijing.

In Zhengyangmen, south of Fangcheng, there is a "Sanyuan Collection" square set up by the Governor of Guangdong and Guangxi in Qing Dynasty in recognition of Chen Jichang, a native of Lingui who joined the "Sanyuan" (Xie Yuan, Huiyuan and Champion). The "Top Scholar Jihe" Square on Donghuamen was built for Long Qirui, the top scholar in Daoguang period, and the "Top Scholar Jihe" Square on Xihuamen was built for the second place in Tongzhi period.

Since Zhu Zan Yi, King of Jingjiang, was buried in Yaoshan, there are eleven King of Jingjiang buried in Jingjiang Mausoleum, so it is called "Jingjiang Wang Shiyi Mausoleum". In the meantime, the general Wang Cifei, the lieutenant, the county magistrate, the township owner and the lower royal family and in-laws were buried respectively. According to the available data, there are 3 16 tombs. The architectural layout of all the tombs in Jingjiang Mausoleum is rectangular, and the central axis is the mausoleum gate, the middle gate, the enjoyment hall and the underground palace in turn. Tombs vary in size, with the largest covering an area of more than 270 mu, the smallest less than 10 mu, and the largest funeral king cemetery covering an area of 3 15 mu. 1996 was announced by the State Council as a national key cultural relics protection unit.