Birth of Heihachiro Togo
Birth of Heihachiro Togo
Follow Heihachiro Togo through 23 dated historical records for Japan.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Birth of Heihachiro Togo
Kagoshima is bombarded by the British Royal Navy to punish the Satsuma daimyo for the murder of Charles Lennox Richardson on the Tokaido highway
Role range: 1863-1869
Togo is assigned to Kasuga in the Naval Battle of Awa, near Osaka, against the navy of the Bakufu
Role range: 1868-1869
Togo participated as a third-class officer aboard the Kasuga in the last battles against the remnants of the Bakufu forces, the naval Battle of Miyako
Role range: 1868-1869
Togo participated as a third-class officer aboard the Kasuga in the last battles against the remnants of the Bakufu forces, the naval Battle of Hakodate
Role range: 1868-1869
Togo observes the ground combat of the French forces against the Chinese in Formosa (Taiwan), under the guidance of Joffre, future Commander in Chief of France
Role range: 1884-1885
Appointed Captain of Amagi
Role range: 1884-1885
Appointed Captain of Daini Teibo
Role range: 1884-1885
Naniwa opened fire on the British-owned transport Kowshing after Chinese troops prevented compliance with Japanese orders; she sank on 25 July 1894.
Role range: 1894-1895
Togo sinks the British transport ship Kowshing which was working for the Chinese navy
Role range: 1894-1895
Appointed Commander in Chief of the Combined Fleet of the Imperial Japanese Navy
Appointed Commander in Chief of the Combined Fleet of the Imperial Japanese Navy
Role range: 1904-1905
Blockades Port Arthur after an undeclared attack
Role range: 1904-1905
Japanese naval forces attempt to isolate Port Arthur and restrict Russian movement through its approaches.
Role range: 1904-1905
Lays a trap for the Russian Fleet & scores a spectacular success which ends the War
Role range: 1904-1905
Sinks 7 Russian battleships without loss. All but 12 minor ships of the Russian fleet are sunk, captured or driven aground. 12 remaining ships of the Russian Fleet are surrounded by submarines & surrender
Role range: 1904-1905
The remaining Russian fleet is compelled to capitulate, confirming Japan's decisive victory at Tsushima.
Role range: 1904-1905
The 12 remaining ships of the Russian Fleet are surrounded by submarines
Role range: 1904-1905
Togo triggers uprisings in the Russian Navy (1905 uprisings in Vladivostock, the battleship Potemkin uprising), contributing to the Russian Revolution of 1905
Role range: 1904-1905
Made Member of British Order of Merit by King Edward VII
Appointed Fleet Admiral
Put in charge of the education of Prince Hirohito, the future Showa Emperor
The Togo Shrine is built in Harajuku, Tokyo in dedication to Togo Heihachiro who is celebrated as a shinto kami
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