ChineseWikipedia has an article on:

中京

Wikipedia^zh

中京

1. (historical)middlecapital(referring to a variety of cities in Chinese history)

 中京 on Japanese Wikipedia

中(“mid-”) +‎京(“capital”). Nagoya is the "Central Capital", between東京(Tōkyō, literally“Eastern Capital”) and西京(Saikyō,“Kyoto”, literally“Western Capital”).

中(ちゅう)京(きょう)• (Chūkyō) ^{←ちゅうきやう(Tyuukyau)?}

1. synonym of名古屋(Nagoya)
2. Chūkyō (a metropolitan area inNagoya,Aichi Prefecture)

中(“mid-”) +‎京(“capital”)

中(なか)京(ぎょう)• (Nakagyō) ^{←なかぎやう(Nakagyau)?}

1. Nakagyō (award ofKyoto,Kyoto Prefecture)

• Chinese lemmas
• Mandarin lemmas
• Cantonese lemmas
• Chinese proper nouns
• Mandarin proper nouns
• Cantonese proper nouns
• Chinese terms with IPA pronunciation
• Chinese terms spelled with 中
• Chinese terms spelled with 京
• Chinese terms with historical senses
• Japanese terms spelled with 中 read as ちゅう
• Japanese terms spelled with 京 read as きょう
• Japanese terms read with goon
• Japanese terms prefixed with 中
• Japanese lemmas
• Japanese proper nouns
• Japanese terms with multiple readings
• Japanese terms spelled with first grade kanji
• Japanese terms spelled with second grade kanji
• Japanese terms with 2 kanji
• ja:Places in Nagoya
• ja:Places in Aichi Prefecture, Japan
• ja:Places in Japan
• Japanese terms spelled with 中 read as なか
• Japanese terms with rendaku
• Japanese terms read with yutōyomi
• ja:Neighborhoods of Kyoto
• ja:Places in Kyoto
• ja:Places in Kyoto Prefecture, Japan
• Japanese words with multiple readings

• Pages with entries
• Pages with 2 entries
• Japanese terms with redundant sortkeys
• Japanese terms with non-redundant non-automated sortkeys
• Japanese links with redundant wikilinks
• Japanese links with redundant alt parameters
• English links with redundant wikilinks