Yingtian

Yingtian

Yingtian may refer to:

* Empress Dowager Yingtian, Empress Dowager in Liao Dynasty
* Yingtian (Song Dynasty) (应天府), ancient name of Shangqiu in Song Dynasty.
* Yingtian (Ming Dynasty) (应天府), ancient name of Nanjing in Ming Dynasty.


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