Palace of Placentia (2377 bytes)
1: ...ondon]] on the banks of the [[River Thames]]. The Palace was demolished and replaced with the [[Greenwich ...
5: ...ace of Placentia, sometimes written as the Palace of Pleasaunce.
7: ...n at Placentia in [[1533]], and he married [[Anne of Cleves]] there in [[1540]]. A tree in Greenwich P...
9: ...d, and the site remained empty until construction of the [[Greenwich Hospital]] began in the late [[17...
15: [[Category:Palaces in England|Placentia, Palace of]]

Placentia (443 bytes)
1: '''Placentia''' is the name of some places in the world:
3: *[[Placentia, Newfoundland and Labrador]], [[Canada]]
4: ...ntia, California]], [[United States|United States of America]]
5: *The [[Palace of Placentia]] was a royal palace in [[Greenwich, London]]
6: *[[Piacenza]] in [[Italy]] was formerly called Placentia in Latin and English

Placentia Bay (805 bytes)
1: ...n communities are [[Burin]], [[Marystown]], and [[Placentia]].
3: ...[http://www.heritage.nf.ca/society/bays.html Bays of Newfoundland]

Placentia, California (5546 bytes)
1: ... [[2000]] census, the city had a total population of 46,488.
4: ...a|Fullerton]], [[La Habra, California|La Habra]], Placentia and [[Yorba Linda, California|Yorba Linda]].
6: ...cres (400,000 m²). The town was named "Placentia" by Sarah Ann McFadden in [[1876]]. The word com...
8: ...], [[walnut]]s, [[avocado]]s and [[grapes]]), put Placentia on the map. Bradford was also the person who lai...
10: ...llowing decade, it swelled to 25,000. Currently, Placentia boasts 45,000 residents.

Palace (19101 bytes)
4: ...is de la Cité]]'', in [[Paris]], the royal palace of France. Viewed from the back, across the Seine Ri...
6: ... graphical virtual reality application, see [[The Palace]].''
8: ...y, with its origins as the executive power center of a [[kingdom]].
10: ...f the emperor rather than the neighborhood on top of the hill.
12: ... of [[Philip of Macedon]]'s [[Vergina]]— or palaces outside the European world entirely.

Luxembourg Palace (206 bytes)
1: ...t, Paris|6th arrondissement]] of [[Paris]], north of the [[Luxembourg Garden]], is where the [[French ...

Triumph-Palace (894 bytes)
1: ...mage:Triumph-Palace.jpg|thumb|right|180px|Triumph-Palace, view from Peschanaya Street]]
2: '''Triumph-Palace''' is the name of an apartment building in [[Moscow]]. it is someti...
9: *[[List of skyscrapers]]
12: ....emporis.com/en/wm/bu/?id=102052 Emporis: Triumph-Palace]
13: ...tures/data/s0012118/index.cfm Structurae: Triumph-Palace]

Falkland Palace (1842 bytes)
1: '''Falkland Palace''' is a former Scottish royal palace in [[Falkland]], [[Fife]].
3: ...f Rothesay]], the eldest son of King [[Robert III of Scotland]], at Falkland. The incarcerated Duke ev...
5: ...ife had given birth to a daughter - [[Mary, Queen of Scots]].
9: ...ute | Crichton-Stuart]]s, the Keepers of Falkland Palace, handed it over to the [[National Trust for Scotl...
11: The roofed South Range contains the Chapel Royal, and the ...

Palace of Kangla (2970 bytes)
1: ...as the traditional seat of the past meitei rulers of [[Manipur]]. The [[Britain|British]] referred to ...
5: ...ba]], contains many references to the development of Kangla by successive reigning kings in Manipur.
7: ...y [[King Garibaniwaz]] and other successive kings of Manipur.
9: ...gent and [[J.W. Quinton]], the Chief Commissioner of Assam, were executed by a mob. This resulted in t...
11: ... the local people. M. M. Jacob, the then Minister of State for Home in 1992 had announced in a speech ...

Soestdijk Palace (1460 bytes)
1: ...f Orange-Nassau|Dutch royal family]]. It consists of a central house and two wings.
3: ...ana]] and her husband, the late [[Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands|Prince Bernhard]] until their dea...
5: ...laces, [[Huis ten Bosch Palace]] and [[Noordeinde Palace]].
7: ...[Kingdom of Holland|Holland]], he took possession of it and had it extended and refurbished.
9: ...]] in recognition of his services at the [[Battle of Waterloo]].

Palace economy (550 bytes)
1: ...armers. This system can be seen as a combination of a [[command economy]] and a [[subsistence economy...

Ostankino Palace (1837 bytes)
3: ...miles to the north from [[Moscow]] but now a part of the Moscow North-East District.
5: ...manor of V.Y. [[Shchelkalov]], a senior [[diak]] (officer) in the [[Posolsky Prikaz]]. Under him grove...
7: ...o the [[Sheremetev family]]. The present wooden [[palace]] with pink plastered facades was constructed in ...
9: ... and museum. A [[landscape park]] surrounding the palace also survives pretty intact since the 18th centur...
18: [http://www.museum.ru/Ostankino/ Official site of the Ostankino Museum]

Nonsuch Palace (1853 bytes)
1: ...corporated into other buildings. No trace of the palace remains on its site, but some pieces are held by ...
3: ...ncis I of France|Francis I's]] [[Chambord]]. The palace took nine years to build and cost at least £24,00...
5: The plan of the palace was quite simple with inner and outer [[courtyard...
7: ...ed with [[Nonsuch Mansion]], which is at the east of the park.
13: ...history.org/castles/nonsuch/gallery.html Pictures of Nonsuch]

Belvedere (palace) (2090 bytes)
4: ...by Prince [[Eugene of Savoy]] in the 3rd district of [[Vienna]], south-eastern from the city's center.
5: ...t what is now called the ''Lower Belvedere'' as a palace designed for living, which was finished in 1716.
6: ...ldebrandt]], one of the most important architects of the [[Austria]]n [[Baroque]] together with [[Fisc...
9: <small>Front view of the ''Upper Belvedere''</small></p>
11: The complex was sold in 1752 to [[Maria_Theresa_of_Austria|Maria Theresa]] by the prince's heiress.

Marble Palace (228 bytes)
1: ...e''' is in North [[Calcutta]] and still residence of a family. The entrance is free, but a ticket must...
3: [[Image:Dsc04174.jpg|left|thumb|600px|Marble Palace]]

White Palace (227 bytes)
1: '''White Palace''' is a 1990 motion picture about an unlikely rom...

Hulihee Palace (575 bytes)
1: ...age:Hulihee_Kailua.jpg|thumb|right|300px|Hulihe'e Palace on the water at Kailua-Kona]]
5: ...oyalty, it is now a museum run by the [[Daughters of Hawaii]], showcasing furniture and artifacts.
8: *[http://www.huliheepalace.org/ The Hulihe'e Palace Homepage]
9: ...aughters of Hawaii At the opening of the Hulihe'e Palace]

Palace of Facets (1665 bytes)
1: ...1055;&#1072;&#1083;&#1072;&#1090;&#1072;) is part of what is now known as [[the Kremlin]] in [[Moscow]...
3: ...p2;). It was the throne room and banqueting hall of the [[tsar]]s and is now used for holding recepti...
5: ...were hurled down the Red Staircase onto the pikes of the Streltsy guard.
9: [[Category:Palaces in Russia|Facets, Palace of]]

Mogosoaia Palace (1335 bytes)
1: ... by [[Marthe Bibesco]], the writer and descendant of Constantin Brancoveanu.
3: ...ds and gardens are beautiful, the interior of the palace itself is under reconstruction and presently hous...
5: ...taph in English - "My soul has gained the freedom of the night." Prince Antoine Bibesco returned to Pa...
8: [[Category:Palaces in Romania]]

Terem Palace (926 bytes)
1: ...ge. The Regent Sophia was the first to defy many of these conventions, and [[Peter the Great]] abolis...
3: [[Category:Palaces in Russia]]

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