Historedia
Group or institution

Qing dynasty

Events
5
Episodes
7
Years
1701–1895

Every event in Historedia whose sources name Qing dynasty, with the role they cite and all of that event’s episodes. This is not a biography, and mentions are grouped by name, so two people with the same name can share this page.

Events and episodes

  1. Dartsedo Storm in Kangding

    1701

    Role: Sovereign power involved in dispute

    1. 1701 · Kangding (Dartsedo)Battle of Dartsedo

      Manchu forces captured Kangding by storm in 1701, resolving a sovereignty dispute between Tibet and the Qing.

  2. Treaty of Nanking ends the First Opium War

    1843

    Role: Signing Party

    1. 26 June 1843 · Hong KongExchange of Ratification

      The exchange of ratification documents took place in Hong Kong on 26 June 1843, finalizing the treaty's legal status.

  3. Taiping army takes Hanyang and Hankou and begins the siege of Wuchang

    1852

    Role: Imperial Government

    1. December 1852 · WuchangCapture of Wuchang

      The Taiping army captured Wuchang in December 1852 after reaching the Yangtze River, following its advance north through Hunan.

  4. Second Rout of the Jiangnan Daying

    1860

    Role: Imperial government

    1. March-June 1860 · Jiangnan regionEastern Expansion

      Taiping rebels took Hangzhou, Changzhou, and Suzhou following the defeat of the Qing army.

    2. May 1860 · NanjingDefeat of the Jiangnan Daying

      Taiping forces defeated the Qing army besieging Nanjing in May 1860, eliminating them from the region.

  5. Japanese troops capture Liaoyang and land in Taiwan

    1895

    Role: Belligerent

    1. Feb-Mar 1895 · Southern ManchuriaAdvance into Southern Manchuria

      Japanese troops pressed into southern Manchuria following the fall of Weihaiwei in February 1895, leading to an armistice in March.

    2. 29 May 1895 · KeelungLanding at Keelung

      Japanese forces landed near Keelung on the northern coast of Taiwan on 29 May 1895, initiating the invasion of the island.

Sources

  1. Kangding Wikipedia, revision of 2026-09-03
  2. Treaty of Nanking Wikipedia
  3. Taiping Rebellion Wikipedia, revision of 2026-10-06
  4. First Sino-Japanese War Wikipedia, revision of 2026-09-07
  5. 1895 Japanese invasion of Taiwan Wikipedia, revision of 2026-10-02