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Name: Russian invasion of Manchuria

Type: Event

Start: 1900 AD

End: 1900 AD

Parent: Boxer Rebellion

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Was the Russian invasion of Manchuria, a territory of Qing China, during the Boxer Rebellion.

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  • September 1900: Russian forces completely occupied Manchuria.
  • September 1900: After destroying all Chinese posts on the Amur river, the Cossack troops returned to Russia.
  • July 1900: On July 20, Russian troops captured Saghalien.
  • July 1900: On July 22, Russian troops captured Aigun.
  • September 1900: The Chinese were defeated by Russian forces, and without a fight they cleared Liaoyang.
  • September 1900: The city of Mukden fell in Russian hands.
  • September 1900: Russian troops took Jilin and Liaodong.
  • August 1900: Russian governor K. N. Gribsky ordered Cossacks to destroy all Chinese posts on Amur river, and Cossacks completed the order during July.

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