Siege of PekingJune 1900
Clashes were reported between Chinese factions favoring war and those favoring conciliation, the latter led by Prince Qing
Historical person
Qing Biography
Historical biography and chronological timeline for Qing, based on 7 World History Database records associated with China.
7 records1900–19004 events2 places
Chronological biography
1900
Siege of Beijing11 June 1900
Soldiers at the British Embassy and German Legations shot and killed several Boxers, alienating the Chinese population of the city and nudging the Qing Government toward support of the Boxers
Siege of Beijing15 June 1900
Qing imperial forces deployed electric mines in the River Beihe (Peiho) to prevent the Eight-Nation Alliance from sending ships to attack
Battle of Dagu Forts17 June 1900
The event that tilted the Qing imperial Government irrevocably toward support of the Boxers and war with the foreign powers was the attack of foreign navies on the Dagu Forts near Tianji
Siege of Beijing17 June 1900
The event that tilted the Qing imperial Government irrevocably toward support of the Boxers and war with the foreign powers was the attack of foreign navies on the Dagu Forts near Tianji
The Boxers17 June 1900
The event that tilted the Qing imperial Government irrevocably toward support of the Boxers and war with the foreign powers was the attack of foreign navies on the Dagu Forts near Tianji
The Boxers21 June 1900
Chinese officialdom was split between those supporting the Boxers and those favoring conciliation, led by Prince Qing
Titles and roles
Prince
Record provenance
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