The Taiping begin a rebellion after Hsien Fengs accesion to the throne
Historical person
Hsien Feng Biography
Historical biography and chronological timeline for Hsien Feng, based on 12 World History Database records associated with China.
Chronological biography
1850
1860
An Anglo-French Army occupies Beijing
Under the treat of Peking 11 ports are opened & part of Kowloon is ceded to Britain
British and French forces occupy Beijing
British and French forces occupy Beijing
Undder the Treaty of Peking parts of Outer Manchuria are ceded to the Russian Empire
The Treaty of Peking is signed as a result of the Second Opium War under military and diplomatic pressure of British and French troops (who were burning the Old Summer Palace at the time)
Also known as the First Convention of Peking, a Treaty between the Government of the Qing-Dynasty of China and each of the three European powers, the United Kingdom, France, and Russia
Russia is granted the right to the Ussuri krai, a part of the modern day Primorye, the territory that corresponded with the ancient Manchu province of East Tartary.
The Treaty of Peking is signed as a result of the Second Opium War under military and diplomatic pressure of British and French troops (who were burning the Old Summer Palace at the time). The peace Treaty is signed by Prince Gong & Lord Elgin.
Under the treat of Peking 11 ports are opened & part of Kowloon is ceded to Britain. Undder the Treaty of Peking parts of Outer Manchuria are ceded to the Russian Empire.
The Treaty of Peking is signed as a result of the Second Opium War under military and diplomatic pressure of British and French troops (who were burning the Old Summer Palace at the time)
Titles and roles
Emperor
Record provenance
This biography is assembled from World History Database records filtered by country and personal-name fields. Exact duplicate display records are removed. The database is an index rather than a complete narrative biography; formal research should verify entries against relevant primary or specialist sources.