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When There Is Peace, There Are Elephants

The Forbidden City, the symbolic and actual centre of power of the Qing
 Empire, was crowded with animals. This chapter focuses on elephants, a
 crucial part of imperial ceremonial processions. As performers in various
 imperial ritual ceremonies from the early Qing to almost the end of the
 dynasty, elephants exemplified how the palace machine of performative
 emperorship domesticated and imperialized wild animals, made them
 subject to imperial rule and metaphoric paragons of imperial virtue.