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A palace was an architectural structure used as a residence for royalty or nobility.

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In the 2250s decade, Captain Christopher Pike was captured by Dindamorii rebels and held in the governor's palace on Dindamor. He was rescued by Spock and J. Mia Colt. (TOS novel: Legacy)

In the year 2267, Prince Raviki returned to Nukolee to reside in the royal palace. (TOS comic: "A World Gone Mad")

In 2268, Corben once called the dwelling place of the Inquisitor as a "palace", although it was referred to as a "castle" in every other instance. (TOS comic: "Day of the Inquisitors")

The Nagal Residence was described as a palace. (DS9 novel: The 34th Rule)

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