1894
Invasion of Manchuria
Leads the Japanese invasion of Manchuria
Historical place archive
Browse historical events and people recorded at Manchuria in Japan. The records below are rendered directly from the World History Database into this page's initial HTML.
Leads the Japanese invasion of Manchuria
Russia agrees to evacuate Manchuria in the Treaty of Portsmouth
Orders the invasion of Manchuria
Commands Japanese forces during the Manchurian occupation.
The Japanese begin to invade Manchuria
The League of Nations sends a commission under Lord Lytton to investigate
The League calls for Japan to withdraw from Mukden & Manchuria, ignored
The League of Nations sends a commission under Lord Lytton to investigate. The League of Nations confines itself to "moral censure". The League calls for Japan to withdraw from Mukden and Manchuria, ignored
Russia sells the Chinese Eastern Railway in north Manchuria to Japan & eases relations
Kai-shek refuses to capitulate & Japan ocupies parts of north China & coastal cities. Japan launches a full scale invasion of the rest of Manchuria
The Government orders troops to be mobilized in Manchuria & Korea
Appointed Commander of the First Army Group in Manchuria
Appointed Commander of the First Army Group in Manchuria
Appointed Commander of the First Army Group in Manchuria
Appointed Commander of the First Army Group in Manchuria
Manchuria is returned to China
Russia invades Manchuria
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