Perovskite oxyhydrides have attracted recent attention due to their intriguing properties such as ionic conductivity and catalysis, but their repertoire is still restricted compared to perovskite oxynitrides and oxyfluorides. Historically, perovskite oxyhydrides have been prepared mostly by topochemical reactions and high-pressure (HP) reactions, while in this study, we employed a mechanochemical (MC) approach, which enables the synthesis of a series of OH-type oxyhydrides, including those with the tolerance factor () much smaller than 1 (e.g.
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