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The Qing Dynasty Timeline

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  • Beginning of the Qing Dynasty

    Beginning of the Qing Dynasty

    The Manchus named their new dynasty, and decided to establish it in Bejing.
  • Period: to

    Shunzhi Emperor

  • Economic and Population Increase.

    Economic and Population Increase.

    Entered long period of order and prosperity.
    *Agriculture methods also increased.
  • 5th Dalai Lama of Tibet, take a visit to see Emperor Shunzhi

    5th Dalai Lama of Tibet, take a visit to see Emperor Shunzhi

  • Martino Martini and Ferdinand Verbiest arrive in China for the second time.

    Martino Martini and Ferdinand Verbiest arrive in China for the second time.

  • Emperor Shunzhi dies, and his confidant is put in jail

    Emperor Shunzhi dies, and his confidant is put in jail

    However, after his confidant is put in jail, he also dies soon after he is released.
  • Period: to

    Kangxi Emperor

  • The Three Feudatories Revolt

    The Three Feudatories Revolt

  • Battle of Penghu, Taiwan

    Battle of Penghu, Taiwan

    Kingdom of Tungning is surrendered.
  • Treaty of Nerchinsk

    Treaty of Nerchinsk

  • East India Company sets up trading post in China.

    East India Company sets up trading post in China.

    Trade Post Set up in Guangzhou, China.
  • First dictionary publication

    First dictionary publication

    Kangxi Dictionary.
  • Gujin Tushu Jicheng encyclopedia completion

    Gujin Tushu Jicheng encyclopedia completion

  • Period: to

    Yongzheng Emperor

  • Period: to

    Qianlong, Jiaqing, Daoguang, Xiafeng, Tongzhi, Gaungxu Emperor

  • China Trade

    China Trade

    Emperor of China decreed that the trade with the west would be carried on only at the port of Guangzhou.

  • Canton System Initiation

  • Putuo Zongcheng Temple completion

  • Wenjin Chamber building completion

  • Fragrant Hills Pagoda Building completion

  • White Lotus Revolt

  • First Opium War

  • Commisioner Lin Zexu

    Commisioner Lin Zexu

    Emperor sent Lin Zexu as a special envoy to the port of Guangzhou to bring opium trade to an end.

  • Treaty of Nanjing-First unequal treaty

  • Taiping Rebellion

  • Third Pandemic- The Bubonic Plague

  • Second Opium War

  • Dugang Revolt

  • Yangzhou Riot

  • Tianjin Massacre

  • Following Battles occured...

    Battle of Pungdo,
    Battle of Seonghwan,
    Battle of Pyongyang,
    Battle of Yalu River,
    Battle of Jiuliancheng,
    Battle of Lushunkou,
    Battle of Weihaiwei,
    Battle of Yingkou

  • Xinhai Revolution