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尹英烈（ユン・ヨンニョル、 1854年 - 1939年）は、朝鮮王朝時代および大韓帝国時代の韓国の政治家、軍人。尹智鎬の叔父、尹智英の父、そして韓国第2代大統領尹普順の祖父にあたる。芸名は尹九（ヨング、蓮龜）または敬齎（キョンジェ、敬齎）であった。
尹は1854年に海平尹氏の一員として生まれた。 1878年に科挙の兵役試験に合格した。東学農民革命が始まると、尹は全羅道に派遣され、革命鎮圧に参加した。[ 1 ]
On 30 May 1897, Yun was appointed as keeper of Ansung.[2] He started his military career as being appointed as First lieutenant on 21 January 1898.[3] Yun was assessed as a good keeper who helped people by preventing crimes.[4] On 26 February 1904, Yun was promoted to Captain[5] and was appointed as Keeper of Nampo.[6] On 4 April 1904, Yun became Yangho Jippogwan.[7] As Yangho Jippogwan, Yun was ordered to arrest the bandits in Jeolla Province.[8] On 13 April 1905, Yun was promoted to Major[9] and as Lieutenant Colonel in November.[10] He got a prize from government for his merit in May 1906.[11] On 20 July 1906, Yun became a colonel.[12] By the request of Minister of Military, Yi Geun-taek, Yun was awarded for his merits again in 1906.[13] Yun was promoted to Major General on 2 September 1906.[14] In 1907, Yun was removed from service since he did not have any placement.[15] After Japan–Korea Treaty of 1910 was signed, Yun came back to his home. He did not work as an official.[1] He refused a title from the Japanese Government. On 2 September 1910, Yun with his older brother, Yun Ung-nyeol, they burned all the documents about slave trades from their family.[16] He died on 4 November 1939 in Asan, his hometown.[17]