# Tierniezh Song

Tierniezh Song (Sinaeg 宋朝) a oa un dierniezh hag a renas war Sina eus 960 betek e zistruj gant ar Vongoled e 1279. Heuliañ a reas marevezh ar 5 Tierniezh & 10 Rouantelezh hag heuliet e voe gant an Dierniezh Yuan, a orin mongolat. Ar gouarnamant kentañ e oa en istor ar bed d'ober bilhedoù.

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