1 Cash - Yingli Tongbao

Yingli was the reign title of Emperor Muzong of Liao, a ruler whose eighteen-year reign was marked by chronic instability — he was eventually murdered by his own servants in 969 after a drunken hunting expedition. The Liao, a Khitan dynastic state controlling much of Manchuria and northern China, operated a cash coinage system borrowed wholesale from Tang and Five Dynasties precedent, though output was never as prolific as contemporaneous Song issues. Surviving Yingli cash are scarce relative to later Liao reigns, likely reflecting limited minting infrastructure during the dynasty's consolidation phase.