Okada Keisuke Biography

Historical biography and chronological timeline for Okada Keisuke, based on 12 World History Database records associated with Japan.

12 records1934–193611 events4 places

Chronological biography

1934

Rule of Inner Mongolia1934

Government / Government of Japan · Prime Minister of Japan

Inner Mongolia comes under Japanese rule

Armament24 May 1934

Government / Government of Japan · Prime Minister of Japan

Japan declares the Washington & London Naval treaties "obsolete"

Japan declares the Washington & London Naval Treaties as obsolete24 May 1934

Government / Government of Japan · Prime Minister of Japan

Japan declares the Washington & London Naval Treaties as "obsolete"

Treaty of Washington24 May 1934

Government / Government of Japan · Prime Minister of Japan

Japan declares the Washington & London Naval treaties "obsolete"

Prime Minister of JapanJuly 1934

Government / Government of Japan · Prime Minister of Japan

Appointed Prime Minister of Japan

Rule of JeholSeptember 1934

Government / Government of Japan · Prime Minister of Japan · Jehol

Jehol is added to the empire of Manchukuo

Rule of ManchukuoSeptember 1934

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

The League of Nations refuses to recognize Japan's new "empire" in Manchukuo

Rule of ManchukuoSeptember 1934

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

The League of Nations refuses to recognize Japan's new "empire" in Manchukuo. Manchukuo is placed under the supervision of the Japanese military police

Rule of MongoliaSeptember 1934

Government / Government of Japan · Prime Minister of Japan

Inner Mongolia is added to the empire of Manchukuo

Diplomatic Negotiations at London23 October 1934

Government / Government of Japan · Prime Minister of Japan · London

Negotiations begin to change the Washington & London naval treaties

1935

Russia sells the Chinese Eastern Railway in north Manchuria to Japan &December 1935

Government / Government of Japan · Prime Minister of Japan · Manchuria

Russia sells the Chinese Eastern Railway in north Manchuria to Japan & eases relations

1936

Election20 February 1936

Government / Government of Japan · Prime Minister of Japan

Diet elections, the liberal Minseito win 205 seats & the right Seiyukai win 174 seats

Titles and roles

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.