Peace Protocol of 1901

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The Peace Protocol of 1901, formally known as the Boxer Protocol, was the treaty that ended the Boxer Rebellion by imposing severe penalties, indemnities, and foreign control measures on the Qing dynasty in China.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historical document
international treaty
peace treaty
alsoKnownAs Boxer Protocol
Xinchou Treaty
辛丑条约
cameIntoForceIn 1901
cause foreign intervention in China
concludedAfter Boxer Rebellion
countryAffected China
ended Boxer Rebellion
establishes foreign military garrisons in Beijing
legation quarter in Beijing under foreign control
hasConsequence growth of Chinese anti-imperialist sentiment
increased foreign control over China
long-term financial burden on Qing government
historicalPeriod late Qing dynasty
linked to: Guangxu era
imposedOn China
Qing dynasty
imposes restrictions on Chinese sovereignty
severe financial indemnities on China
language Chinese
French
partOf history of imperialism in China
relatedTo Eight-Nation Alliance
Open Door Policy
linked to: Open Door policy
requires destruction of Chinese forts
execution or exile of certain Qing officials
payment of large indemnity by China
prohibition of import of arms into China
punishment of officials supporting the Boxers
signatory Austria-Hungary
Belgium
France
German Empire
Italy
Japan
Netherlands
Portugal
Qing Empire
linked to: Qing dynasty

Russian Empire
Spain
Sweden-Norway
linked to: Sweden–Norway

United Kingdom
United States
signedIn Beijing
Peking
linked to: Beijing
signedOn 1901-09-07

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Boxer Protocol alsoKnownAs Peace Protocol of 1901