Battle of Chinkiang

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The Battle of Chinkiang was a major 1842 military engagement during the First Opium War in which British forces captured the strategically vital city of Zhenjiang, helping to force Qing China into accepting the Treaty of Nanking.

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Battle of Chinkiang canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf battle
military engagement
belligerent British forces
Qing Chinese forces
campaign British Yangtze campaign
cityCaptured Zhenjiang
combatant Qing dynasty
United Kingdom
conflict First Opium War
linked to: Anglo-Chinese War
consequence contributed to Treaty of Nanking
helped force Qing China to negotiate peace
date 1842
era 19th century
followedBy negotiations leading to Treaty of Nanking
location China
Jiangsu
Zhenjiang
opponent Qing Empire
linked to: Qing dynasty
partOf First Opium War
linked to: Anglo-Chinese War

Opium Wars
precededBy British advance up the Yangtze River
relatedTo British imperial expansion in East Asia
Treaty ports in China
result British victory
significance helped open Chinese ports to British trade
major engagement of the First Opium War
strategicImportance control of Yangtze River
threatened Nanjing
theatre Yangtze River campaign
treatyInfluenced Treaty of Nanking
typeOfEngagement urban assault
year 1842

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Anglo-Chinese War hasSignificantEvent Battle of Chinkiang
Hugh Gough, 1st Viscount Gough notableBattle Battle of Chinkiang
subject linked to: Sir Hugh Gough