20 March 1913Assassination of Chiaojen SungYuan Shikai
Has Sung Chiao-jen assassinated, provokes the Chinese 2nd Revolution
Historical records for China in 1913, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Has Sung Chiao-jen assassinated, provokes the Chinese 2nd Revolution
Assassinated by agents of Yuan Shih-kai
Death of Sung Chiao-jen
The Chinese 2nd Revolution breaks out
Yuans forces capture Nangking from the Nationalist Kuomingtang
Captures Nanjing
Japan sends a flotilla to the Yangtzi because China fails to honour reparations
Appointed President of the Republic of China
Appointed President of all China after the resignation of Sun Yat-Sen in the South
Outlaws the Kuomindang Party
Declaration by Russia & China of Outer Mongolian autonomy under Chinese suzerainty. China recognizes the autonomy of Outer Mongolia
Declaration by Russia & China of Outer Mongolian autonomy under Chinese suzerainty. China recognizes the autonomy of Outer Mongolia
Declaration by Russia & China of Outer Mongolian autonomy under Chinese suzerainty
Sung is assasinated
Stops revolution by bringing the Yangtze Valley under the control of the Northern Army
Pledges support for Sun Yat-sen’s developing Chinese Revolutionary Party while opposing Yuan Shikai after the failed Second Revolution.
Sung is assasinated
Mao enrols at Changsha School
The Kuomingtang emerge as the strongest group during the elections
Goes to Japan after the failure of the 1913 Second Revolution against Yuan Shikai.
Yunnan declares its independence from the central Government
Yunnan declares its independence from the central Government
Abolishes the Kuomanting Party
Takes part in the 1913 Second Revolution opposing Yuan Shikai’s increasingly authoritarian rule.
Leads a failed rebellion & flees to Japan
Leads a failed rebellion & flees to Japan
Leads a failed rebellion & flees to Japan
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