Darul Aman Palace

Darul Aman Palace is identified in the supplied sources as a three-story palace in the Darulaman area of Kabul. It is described as a visible landmark positioned near significant national institutions such as the National Assembly, the National Museum of Afghanistan, and the Afghan International University. Archival footage from April 1992 includes a titled shot, "View of Darul Aman palace in Kabul," showing the palace as a geographic anchor within film documenting mujahidin movement and related military activity during that period. The provided materials treat the site as an architectural and historical landmark; they do not provide construction dates, details of ownership or restoration, or later-condition assessments. The supplied sources contain no references to supernatural events, entities, or folklore associated with the palace. No apparitions, poltergeist activity, hauntings, or anomalous phenomena are reported in the referenced materials. Because the sources are general-reference and archival documentation rather than investigations of paranormal claims, confidence is set to "probable" for the factual details presented (location, landmark status in 1992 footage) and "none reported" is explicitly recorded for paranormal phenomena.