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Tsuyoshi Inukai Biography

Historical biography and chronological timeline for Tsuyoshi Inukai, based on 14 World History Database records associated with Japan.

14 records1898–193214 events3 places

Chronological biography

1898

Minister of EducationDecember 1898

Government / Government of Japan · Minister of Education

Appointed Minister of Education

1922

Kakushin Kurabu Party1922

Politics / Kakushin Kurabu Party · Party Leader of Kakushin Kurabu · Tokyo

Founds the Kakushin Kurabu Party

1923

Minister of Communication1923

Government / Government of Japan · Minister of Communications

Appointed Minister of Communication

1924

Seiyukai Party1924

Politics / Seiyukai Party · Member of Seiyukai Party

Appointed Member of Seiyukai Party

1929

President of Japan1929

Politics / Seiyukai Party · President of Japan

Appointed President of the Seiyukai Party

1931

Prime Minister of JapanDecember 1931

Government / Government of Japan · Prime Minister of Japan

Appointed Prime Minister of Japan

1932

Shanghai IncidentJanuary 1932

Warfare / China War · Prime Minister of Japan · Shanghai

The Japanese navy bombs Shanghai, the "Shanghai Incident"

Siege of ShanghaiJanuary 1932

Warfare / China War · Prime Minister of Japan · Shanghai

Japan sends troops to "protect" Japanese residents

Coup7 February 1932

Government / Government of Japan · Prime Minister of Japan · Tokyo

The Finance Minister is assassinated by the "Blood Brotherhood League". A failed plot to return Japan to an agrarian society led by the Emperor

Manchukuo1 March 1932

Warfare / League of Nations · Prime Minister · Prime Minister of Japan · Tokyo

Japan supports creation of Manchukuo despite League criticism.

Rule of Manchukuo9 March 1932

Warfare / China War · Prime Minister of Japan · Manchukuo

Manchukuo is founded in Manchuria, the Japanese rule through Emperor Pu Yi

Assassination of Tsuyoshi Inukai15 May 1932

Warfare / China War · Prime Minister of Japan

Assassinated for trying to restrain the army in Manchuria

Death of Tsuyoshi Inukai15 May 1932

Government / Government of Japan · Prime Minister of Japan

Death of Tsuyoshi Inukai, assassinated for trying to restrain the army in Manchuria

Lytton Report4 September 1932

Warfare / China War · Prime Minister of Japan

The Lytton Report on the conflict between China and Japan accuses Japan of being the aggressor

Titles and roles

Member of Seiyukai Party · Minister of Communications · Minister of Education · Party Leader of Kakushin Kurabu · President of Japan · Prime Minister of Japan · Prime Minister · Prime Minister of Japan

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.