Fiyangū (, ?-?) was a Manchu official and nobleman of the Plain Yellow Banner, belonging to the Irgen Gioro clan (also Šušu Gioro clan). He was the younger brother of Šongkoro Baturu Turusi.
Biography Fiyanggū was initially appointed as a nirui janggin with responsibilities for the administration of imperial pastures and the organization of hunting expeditions. In 1645, having served for many years and earned a reputation for capable administration, he was granted a hereditary niru commandership (佐領世職). Between 1650 and 1652, he received promotions on three occasions following imperial acts of amnesty and celebration, eventually attaining the hereditary rank of Adaha hafan Second-Class. In 1654, in recognition of his meritorious supervision and management of the imperial pastures, Fiyanggū was ennobled as a Baron Second-Class (二等男爵). He later rose to the office of Grand Minister of Imperial Guard (内大臣). However, little is known about his later life afterwards in the official records.
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