Adviser
Appointed Adviser to the Emperor
Follow Shih-Kai Yuan through 24 dated historical records for China.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Appointed Adviser to the Emperor
Appointed Viceroy of Pohai
Role range: 1901-1907
Appointed Grand Councillor
Role range: 1907-1908
Exiled after the death of the Emperor
Role range: 1907-1908
Appointed Commander in Chief, Northern forces after the death of the Emperor
Appointed President of China
Role range: 1912-1916
Appointed Commander in Chief
Captures Nanjing
Japan sends a flotilla to the Yangtzi because China fails to honour reparations
Role range: 1913-1916
Appointed President of all China after the resignation of Sun Yat-Sen in the South
Role range: 1913-1916
Yunnan declares its independence from the central Government
Role range: 1913-1916
Yunnan declares its independence from the central Government
Role range: 1913-1916
Abolishes the Kuomanting Party
Role range: 1913-1916
Stops revolution by bringing the Yangtze Valley under the control of the Northern Army
Role range: 1913-1916
Dismisses Parliament & becomes a dictator
Role range: 1913-1916
Dismisses Parliament & becomes a dictator
Role range: 1913-1916
Attempts to restore the monarchy but is prevented by the foreign powers
Role range: 1913-1916
The monarchy is restored
Role range: 1912-1916
Yuan is forced to agree to Japans "Twenty One Demands". Forced to agree to Japans "Twenty One Demands"
Role range: 1914-1918 – 1912-1916
China accepts the core Japanese demands, increasing Japanese political influence over the Chinese government.
Role range: 1914-1918 – 1912-1916
Yuan is forced to agree to Japans "Twenty One Demands"
Role range: 1914-1918 – 1912-1916
Death of Shih-Kai Yuan, China plunges into chaos
Role range: 1912-1916
China joins World War I on the side of Britain, France, Japan and the USA, the first time ever that Chinese soldiers walk into another continent
Role range: 1914-1918 – 1912-1916
China joins World War I on the side of Britain, France, Japan and the USA, the first time ever that Chinese soldiers walk into another continent
Role range: 1914-1918 – 1912-1916
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