The Hatamen Gate owes its name to Hata, the Mongol Prince, whose palace was situated nearby. This gate allowed an entrance to the city from the southeastern part. The gate was dismantled in the 1960s for building the Second Ring Road of Beijing. The Hatamen Gate owes its name to Hata, the Mongol Prince, whose palace was situated nearby. This gate allowed an entrance to the city from the southeastern part. The gate was dismantled in the 1960s for building the Second Ring Road of Beijing.  |