Maguan Tiaoyue

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Maguan Tiaoyue is the Chinese name for the Treaty of Shimonoseki, the 1895 agreement that ended the First Sino-Japanese War and forced Qing China to cede Taiwan and other concessions to Japan.

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instanceOf historical document
treaty
alsoKnownAs Shimonoseki Treaty
Treaty of Shimonoseki
ChineseName 馬關條約
马关条约
ChineseNameOf Treaty of Shimonoseki
countrySignatory Empire of Japan
linked to: Imperial Japan

Qing dynasty
dateSigned 1895-04-17
endedConflict First Sino-Japanese War
field East Asian history
international law
hasConsequence Triple Intervention over Liaodong Peninsula
rise of anti-Qing and anti-foreign sentiment in China
strengthening of Japanese influence in East Asia
weakening of Qing China’s international position
historicalPeriod Meiji period
linked to: Meiji era

late Qing dynasty
linked to: Guangxu era
language Chinese
Japanese
legalStatusOfTaiwan ceded to Japan in perpetuity
locationSigned Japan
Shimonoseki
partOf unequal treaties in modern Chinese history
regionConcerned Liaodong Peninsula
Penghu Islands
Taiwan
relatedConflict First Sino-Japanese War
relatedEvent Triple Intervention of 1895
resultedIn cession of Liaodong Peninsula to Japan
cession of Penghu Islands to Japan
cession of Taiwan to Japan
granting of most-favored-nation status to Japan in China
opening of additional treaty ports in China
payment of large indemnity by Qing China to Japan
signedBy Ito Hirobumi
linked to: Itō Hirobumi

Li Hongzhang
Mutsu Munemitsu
signedDuringReignOf Guangxu Emperor
subjectMatter commercial privileges
peace settlement
territorial cession
war indemnity
yearSigned 1895

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Treaty of Maguan alsoKnownAs Maguan Tiaoyue