Jinghong, what is there at the site of the Dai King's Palace?

The Ruins of the Dai King’s Palace are located in Manling Road 35, Manling Park, Jinghong City, Xishuangbanna Dai Autonomous Prefecture, Yunnan Province. According to historical records, this was once the capital of Jinglong Jin Dynasty (also known as Mengla Kingdom) in the history of Xishuangbanna, as well as the location of the former highest ruler’s office in Xishuangbanna, the Dai King’s Palace. During the Song Dynasty, the area of Xishuangbanna was under the jurisdiction of the Dali Kingdom. At that time, there were constant disputes among various tribes. Chief Panya of Mengjingzhen used methods such as pacification, military conquest, and annexation to calm the disputes and unite the tribes. After that, he was封 as the General of the Song Dynasty and was allowed to establish the Jinglong Jin Dynasty. The capital was initially built in Jinglan and later moved to Yunpa Sui, which is now the site of the ruins of the Dai King’s Palace. This area is surrounded by water on three sides, backed by green mountains, and is strategically easy to defend and difficult to attack, becoming the center of the feudal lords’ rule over Xishuangbanna throughout the dynasties.
The ruins of the Dai King’s Palace are located in the Manjing Park at No. 35 Manjing Road, Jinghong City, Xishuangbanna Dai Autonomous Prefecture, Yunnan Province. Historical records indicate that this area was once the capital of the prosperous Jinglong Jindian Kingdom (also known as the Mangshi Kingdom) in the history of Xishuangbanna, as well as the location of the former administrative office of the highest ruler in Xishuangbanna, the Dai King’s Palace. During the Song Dynasty, the area of Xishuangbanna was under the jurisdiction of the Dali Kingdom, where constant disputes among tribes occurred. The leader of Mengjingzhen, Panya Zheng, employed methods of pacification, military conquest, and annexation to quell the disputes and unify the tribes. After that, he was appointed as the General of Great Command by the Song Dynasty and was permitted to establish the Jinglong Jindian Kingdom. The capital was initially built in Jinglan and later moved to Yunnan, which is now the site of the Dai King’s Palace ruins. Surrounded by water on three sides and backed by green mountains, the terrain is easily defendable and difficult to attack, making it the central place for the feudal lords of various dynasties to rule Xishuangbanna.