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- Yang Zaixing (simplified Chinese: 杨再兴; traditional Chinese: 楊再興; pinyin: Yáng Zàixīng, died 21 August 1140) was a Song dynasty general under Yue Fei, known for his ferocity in battles. He fought against the Jin dynasty in the Jin–Song Wars. His heroic death in the battle of Yancheng—where he led 300 cavalry to kill an estimated 2000 enemies before succumbing to hundreds of arrows piercing his body—made him a legendary figure still remembered today. The site of his last battle, near the Xiaoshang River (小商河; a tributary of Ying River), in modern Linying County, Henan, houses a mausoleum and temple dedicated to him. In the 18th-century novel General Yue Fei (說岳全傳), Yang Zaixing is said to be a descendant of the 10th/11th-century Generals of the Yang Family, also known for their bravery defending the Song dynasty against hostile foreign powers. In Jin Yong's Condor Trilogy novels (1957–1961), the fictional protagonists Yang Kang and Yang Guo are said to be Yang Zaixing's descendants.
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- 楊 再興（よう さいこう、1104年 - 1140年）は、南宋の武将。武岡軍武岡県崀山の出身。金と戦った民族英雄的な側面から、死後、京劇の素材などに使われている。 (ja)
- 杨再兴（？－1140年），相州汤阴（今河南省安阳市汤阴县）人，南宋将领，官至武经郎、湖北京西宣抚司第四副将。参与南宋初年的郾城之战，后与完顏宗弼的一次战斗中因寡不敌众而阵亡。 (zh)
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- 楊 再興（よう さいこう、1104年 - 1140年）は、南宋の武将。武岡軍武岡県崀山の出身。金と戦った民族英雄的な側面から、死後、京劇の素材などに使われている。 (ja)
- 杨再兴（？－1140年），相州汤阴（今河南省安阳市汤阴县）人，南宋将领，官至武经郎、湖北京西宣抚司第四副将。参与南宋初年的郾城之战，后与完顏宗弼的一次战斗中因寡不敌众而阵亡。 (zh)
- Yang Zaixing (simplified Chinese: 杨再兴; traditional Chinese: 楊再興; pinyin: Yáng Zàixīng, died 21 August 1140) was a Song dynasty general under Yue Fei, known for his ferocity in battles. He fought against the Jin dynasty in the Jin–Song Wars. His heroic death in the battle of Yancheng—where he led 300 cavalry to kill an estimated 2000 enemies before succumbing to hundreds of arrows piercing his body—made him a legendary figure still remembered today. The site of his last battle, near the Xiaoshang River (小商河; a tributary of Ying River), in modern Linying County, Henan, houses a mausoleum and temple dedicated to him. (en)
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- 楊再興 (ja)
- Yang Zaixing (en)
- 杨再兴 (zh)
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