Ming cities (Civ7)

are s that can be founded by the civilization during the in Civilization VII and its expansions. After the transition to a new , one of the previously founded towns can be turned into a new or, at an advanced start, the first founded is the , and the names of future s are chosen at random from the list below.
== List of cities ==
City Name	Notes
 	
Yingtian 	(南京 Nánjīng) City known by various names before the Míng dynasty, but renamed Yìngtiānfǔ (應天府) by the first Míng emperor, then Nánjīng by the Yǒnglè Emperor, one of the Four Great Ancient Capitals of China, now capital of Jiāngsū Province
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Beiping 	(北平 Běipíng) Name of Běijīng under the Míng Dynasty before the reign of the Yǒnglè Emperor, who renamed the city to Běijīng after making it the Míng capital; site of the Forbidden City
Guangzhou	(廣州 Guǎngzhōu) Also known as Canton, major port city in Southern China, which became the final capital of the Míng dynasty during the Manchu invasion, now capital of Guǎngdōng Province
Hangzhou 	(杭州 Hángzhōu) Port city in Southern China visited by both Marco Polo and Ibn Battuta, who both described it as the largest city they had ever seen; now capital of Zhèjiāng Province
Guiyang 	(貴陽 Guìyáng) Capital of Guízhōu Province since the Míng Dynasty
Kaifeng 	(開封 Kāifēng) Capital of Hénán Province under the Míng Dynasty, which was razed by an artificial flood of the Yellow River intended to wipe out a peasant rebellion; the city was later rebuilt under the Qīng
Fuzhou 	(福州 Fúzhōu) Capital of Fùjián Province, and one of the port cities from which Zhèng Hé sailed to the Indian Ocean on his Treasure Voyages
Nanchang 	(南昌 Nánchāng) Capital of Jiāngxī Province, and town where many potential claimants to the imperial throne were exiled to under the Míng
Category:Cities (Civ7)
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