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Attacks were unsuccessful
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The Meiji Emperor of Japan reigned
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- Korea was no longer a tributary state to China
- Japanese citizens could not be arrested or tried in Korean courts
- Korea could not impose any restrictions on Japanese trade
- Japan was allowed the use of three ports for its exports
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A counter-coup was launched against this new government and supported by Chinese troops
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The Meiji Emperor declared Japan's constitution, the first such legal document for the country, in 1889
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In response to the presence of Japan in the country's affairs
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Qing Dynasty declares war on Japan in August
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Increasing tensions between Japan and the Qing Dynasty of China
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Japan assassinated the main opposition leader, Empress Myeongseong, in 1895
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-Granted Korea full independence from China
- Gave Taiwan and the Liaodong Peninsula to Japan
- required China to pay a large indemnity to Japan, approximately 13,600 tons of silver
- allowed Japanese ships to operate ships on the Yangtze River, and to have factories in four Chinese ports that would now be completely open to Japanese imports -
Followed by the capturing of Islands off Taiwan
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Revealed that Japan needed more development if it was to protect itself and its interests from European states
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Lead to a five-month war, which resulted in a Japanese victory in October
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The port was soon fortified and construction started on railways that would eventually link it to Russia through China's Manchuria
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200,000 Russian troops were stationed in <manchuria to protect railway from Chinese rebels and soldiers
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-Japan and Britain would aid each other militarily if either was at war with two or more countries
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All citizens were required to attend school for six years, instead of only four
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Severed all relations with Russia
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- Japanese army had entered Russian-controlled Manchuria
- The Japanese navy had been defeated the Port Arthur-based Russian navy
- Port Arthur was under siege by land and sea
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Russia and Japan signed the Treaty that brought the Russo-Japanese War to a close.
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Japan became one of the most important states at the Paris Peace conference, which dealt with the results of the First World War
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