Who knows the direction in which the ancient emperors sat when they went to court?

The emperor sat facing south. Because it originated from the theory of yin and yang and divination, in ancient times, the south was regarded as supreme, while the north symbolized failure and submission. The palaces and temples face south, and the emperor's seat faces south. When he became an emperor, he called it "south is the respect"; Defeat, surrender to others, "defeat" and "surrender to the north." So it's due south of this direction. As early as the primitive society, our ancestors built village houses in the direction of sitting north facing south, and most of the houses discovered by archaeology faced south.