Qing Dynasty HD13

Final imperial integration and modern collision

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HE109 (1644)

Qing Army Enters the Pass

The final great dynastic expansion across ethnic frontiers.

HE110 (1673 ~ 1681)

Three Feudatories Revolt

The decisive military-political victory consolidating Qing central rule over all Han China.

HE112 (1689)

Signing of Treaty of Nerchinsk

The historic first boundary treaty negotiated under international legal concepts.

HE113 (1755 ~ 1759)

Pacification of Dzungar

The decisive western expedition that defined the western territorial map of modern China.

HE111 (1681 ~ 1796)

High Qing Era

The final peak of classical Chinese socioeconomic prosperity.

HE114 (1842)

Treaty of Nanking

The painful modern collision and the dawn of national humiliation.

HE116 (1856 ~ 1860)

Anglo-French Expedition (Second Opium War)

The burning of the Old Summer Palace and the deepening of semi-colonial subjugation.

HE115 (1851 ~ 1864)

Taiping Rebellion

The massive civil rebellion that shattered the centralization of the late Qing.

HE117 (1861 ~ 1895)

Self-Strengthening Movement

The earliest state-sponsored industrial modernization and technical drive.

HE118 (1894 ~ 1895)

First Sino-Japanese War

The historical watershed exposing the limits of self-strengthening and igniting reform and revolution.

HE120 (1912)

Abdication of Puyi

The historical transition ending imperial rule to usher in the republican era.

HE119 (1911)

Xinhai Revolution

The great revolution overthrowing two-thousand-year imperial rule and founding Asia's first republic.