Literature Reference: The bathhouse remains, and the dreams of the frontier mountains are no more. Smiling at the wild geese flying north, no longer singing of the magpies flying south. The palace hairstyle cherishes the new fashion, while the courtyard trees recall the old enclosure. Few are the attendants who return alive, and familiar faces in the inner palace grow scarce. Source from 'The Return of Princess Taihe to the Palace.'
还: To strike back and return home. In names, it often signifies achieving great success and returning to one's hometown in glory.
宫: The palace, a symbol of the imperial court. In names, it holds no literal significance.
Meaning: Returning to the palace signifies coming back to a familiar environment, symbolizing nostalgia for the past and adaptation to a new life.