What year was Guangxu's twentieth year?

Guangxu is the title of Aisin-Gioro Zaitian, the eleventh emperor of the Qing Dynasty and the ninth emperor after the Qing army entered the customs. From the first year of Guangxu (1875) to the thirty-fourth year of Guangxu (1908).

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Historical events in Guangxu's twenty years;

1, Sino-Japanese War

The Sino-Japanese War of 1894 refers to a naval battle between China and Japan in Dadonggou of the Yellow Sea in September 1894, which ended in China's defeat. Therefore, the Qing government was forced to sign the Sino-Japanese treaty of shimonoseki.

1September 894 17, the sino-Japanese war broke out. Known as the first in Asia and the ninth in the world, the Beiyang Navy was built by the Qing government at a cost of millions of taels of silver. After a series of fierce battles with the Japanese joint fleet, it suffered heavy losses and retreated to Ahava base.

2. The Battle of Pyongyang

The battle of Pyongyang was an important battle in the Sino-Japanese Sino-Japanese War of 1894-1895. It was held in Pyongyang, the capital of North Korea's Pingan Province, on September 15, which was a decisive battle for Japan to expel the forces of the Qing Dynasty in North Korea.

1At the beginning of September, 894, the Japanese army began to advance to Pyongyang, with more than16,000 troops participating in the war and about13,000 troops defending the Qing army. Although the Qing government dispatched military forces from various places to Pyongyang, the progress was slow except that the company commander Lu led two battalions of cavalry to Yizhou in September 13.

The Japanese army completed its deployment on September 15, and then launched an attack. After a whole day of fierce fighting, the Qing army repelled the Japanese army at the bridge, and the Japanese army captured the Xuanwu Gate and Peony Pavilion, strategic locations in the north of Pyongyang.

Later, the Qing army abandoned the trench and retreated in panic. On the way back, I was repeatedly ambushed by the Japanese army. After retreating, there was no defensive support point to rely on, resulting in heavy casualties. By September 24, the Qing army had all returned to China, and the Japanese army won a total victory.

The battle of Pyongyang in September 15, together with the naval battle of the Yellow Sea in September 17, became the turning point of the Sino-Japanese Sino-Japanese War of 1894-1895. From then on, the Japanese army took the initiative in the battlefield and began to advance rapidly in China.

In the battle of Pyongyang, the outstanding generals in Philadelphia, Shandong Province faced the situation that friendly forces fled and the enemy was pressing hard, and loyal opposition died heroically. Ye Zhichao, on the other hand, abandoned the city and fled for 500 miles, causing the Japanese army to occupy the whole territory of Korea.

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