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Notable historical bearers

Deceased people recorded in Wikidata with this family name, ordered by how many Wikipedias cover them.

• Tian Han1898 – 1968

  Chinese playwright, screenwriter, songwriter (1898-1968)

• Thomas Tien Ken-sin1890 – 1967

  Catholic cardinal (1890-1967)

• King Wei of Qi370 BCE – 320 BCE

  Ruler of Qi between 356 BC and 320 BC

• Tien Feng1928 – 2015

  Chinese actor (1928–2015)

• King Min of Qi320 BCE – 284 BCE

  king of Qi

• Tian Yu171 – 252

  Chinese state of Cao Wei general (c.171–c.252)

• Tian Feng101 – 200

  Han dynasty official and advisor (died 200)

• King Xuan of Qi? – 301 BCE

  King of Chinese state of Qi from 319 to 301 BC

• Lord Mengchang? – 279 BCE

  personal name Tian Wen

• Tin Ka Ping1919 – 2018

  Chinese businessman and philanthropist

• Tian Kai200 – 199

  Official serving warlord Gongsun Zan (died 197)

• Tian Ji375 BCE – ?

  Military general of the Qi state

• Tian Heng? – 202 BCE

  king of Qi (

• Tian Rong250 BCE – 205 BCE

  qi aristocrat and rebel leader during the Chu–Han Contention

• Tian Lingzi900 – 893

  Eunuch who had a stranglehold on power due to his close personal relationship with Emperor Xizong

• Tian Bu785 – 822

  Tang dynasty general

• Tian Chengsi705 – 779

  General of the Chinese rebel state Yan

• 田畴169 – 214
• Tian Wenjing1662 – 1732

  Qing dynasty politician

• 田僖子? – 485 BCE
• 田桓子? – 532 BCE
• Tian Ji'an781 – 812

  general who, as military governor, ruled Weibo Circuit

• Tian Jun858 – 903

  Warlord who ruled Ningguo Circuit, headquartered in modern Xuancheng, Anhui

• Tian Songyao1888 – 1975

  Chinese general (1888–1975)