Battle of Shaho

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The Battle of Shaho was a major land engagement of the Russo-Japanese War (1904–1905), fought near Mukden in Manchuria between Russian and Japanese forces.

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Battle of Shaho canonical 7

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Predicate Object
instanceOf battle
military engagement
alsoKnownAs Battle of Sha-ho
belligerent Empire of Japan
linked to: Japan

Russian Empire
belligerentCommander Field Marshal Oyama Iwao
General Alexei Kuropatkin
linked to: Aleksey Kuropatkin
campaign Russo-Japanese War Manchurian campaign
casualties heavy on both sides
combatantsSide1 Empire of Japan
linked to: Imperial Japan
combatantsSide2 Russian Empire
commander Alexei Kuropatkin
linked to: Aleksey Kuropatkin

Oyama Iwao NERFINISHED
conflictOf Russo-Japanese War
conflictType conventional warfare
countryInvolved Empire of Japan
linked to: Imperial Japan

Russian Empire
dateYear 1904
endDate 1904-10-17
era Russo-Japanese War era
linked to: Russo-Japanese War
followedBy Battle of Mukden
Battle of Sandepu
front land warfare
geographicalContext south of Mukden
hasCategory Battles involving Japan
Battles involving Russia
Battles of the Russo-Japanese War
Conflicts in 1904
historicalPeriod early 20th century
location Manchuria
Qing Empire
linked to: Qing dynasty

near Mukden
notableFeature intense artillery duels
large-scale use of entrenched positions
opponent Imperial Japanese Army
Imperial Russian Army
partOf Russo-Japanese War
land operations in Manchuria
precededBy Battle of Liaoyang
region Northeast China
linked to: Manchuria
result Japanese victory
river Sha River
significance checked Russian attempt to regain initiative in Manchuria
contributed to Japanese strategic advantage before Mukden
startDate 1904-10-05
strategicObjective halt Russian counteroffensive after Liaoyang
secure Japanese positions south of Mukden
theatre Manchurian campaign
linked to: Mukden Campaign

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Battle of Sandepu precededBy Battle of Shaho
Japanese Second Army notableEngagement Battle of Shaho
Nozu Michitsura notableBattle Battle of Shaho
Battle of Sandepu precededBy Battle of Shaho
Battle of Liaoyang followedBy Battle of Shaho