History of Modern China Part 1 By facebooker_1083816365 Period: Feb 10, 1600 to Feb 10, 1644 Ming Dynasty actually 1368-1644 Period: Feb 10, 1600 to Feb 10, 1626 Nurhaci ctually 1559-1626 Feb 10, 1616 Jin Dynasty of Nurhaci Feb 10, 1629 War declared against Ming Feb 10, 1640 Rebellion/Suicide of Emperor Feb 10, 1644 Manchu Conquest of China Feb 11, 1645 Yangzhou Massacre Period: Feb 10, 1661 to Feb 10, 1772 Reign of Kangxi Emperor Patronage of Chinees Culture Feb 10, 1680 Stabilization of Qing control Period: Feb 10, 1690 to Feb 10, 1820 Jurchen Land campaigns Feb 10, 1693 Opening of Coastal Ports Period: Feb 10, 1700 to Feb 10, 1800 18th Century Population Boom Period: Feb 11, 1757 to Feb 11, 1842 Canton System Ends with Loss of Opium War Feb 10, 1793 Macartney Mission Period: Feb 10, 1811 to Feb 10, 1877 Zeng Guofan Period: Feb 10, 1814 to Feb 10, 1864 Hong Xiuquan Feb 10, 1830 Opium Debates Period: Feb 10, 1839 to Feb 10, 1842 Opium War (1) Feb 10, 1842 Treaty of Nanjing Period: Feb 10, 1842 to Feb 10, 1930 Era of Unequal Treaties Period: Feb 10, 1851 to Feb 10, 1864 Taiping Rebellion Period: Feb 10, 1856 to Feb 10, 1858 Second Opium War/Arrow War Period: Feb 10, 1861 to Feb 10, 1895 Self-Strengthening Movement Feb 10, 1866 Japan proposes removing Chinese characters Period: Feb 10, 1868 to Feb 10, 1910 Meiji Restoration Feb 10, 1871 Telegraph lines set Feb 10, 1881 Lu Xun born Feb 10, 1882 Chinese Exclusion Acts Feb 10, 1889 100 Days Reform Period: Feb 10, 1894 to Feb 10, 1895 Sino-Japanese War (1) Feb 10, 1895 Treaty of Shimonoseki and Triple Intervention Period: Feb 10, 1898 to Feb 10, 1901 Boxer Rebellion Feb 10, 1900 Qing support Boxers Feb 10, 1901 Boxer Peace Accord/Indemnity Feb 10, 1905 Civil Service Exams Abolished Feb 10, 1908 Emperor and Dowager Die Feb 10, 1910 Korea Annexed by Japan Feb 10, 1911 Foreigners burn summer palace