Shangjing (Fushun)

Shangjing (Fushun) was an important historical city in Northeast China, serving as the capital of the Later Jin state during the Jin Dynasty in the early 17th century. Located in present-day Fushun, it was a significant political and military center, reflecting the Manchu rulers' consolidation of power. The city played a key role in the empire’s development and interactions with neighboring regions. Today, Shangjing's legacy offers insight into Manchu history and the formation of the Qing Dynasty, highlighting its strategic importance and cultural influence in China's northeastern history.