The newly modernized Japan saw Korea as strategically and economically important and thus wanted to eliminate Chinese influence on the peninsula. The Chinese, who had long held control over Korea, did not want to lose their influence. The tipping point between the two nations came during the Tonghak Rebellion. At the request of the Korean emperor, China sent troops to the peninsula. Japan, in response, sent their own troops there, overthrew the pro-Chinese government, and replaced it with a pro-Japanese government.
Territorial dispute.
The clue is in the name, Sino -- to do with China.
China
Manchuria
Could be any of these: 1. Sino-Japanese War 1894 2. Russo-Japanese War 1904 3. 2nd Sino-Japanese War 1930s (sometimes considered part of WWII) 4. WWII-PTO (Pacific Theater of Operations); also sometimes termed the "Pacific War"
Japan's incursion into Manchuria.
First Sino-Japanese War happened on 1894-08-01.
Second Sino-Japanese War happened on 1937-07-07.
The 1st Sino-Japanese War was 1894-1895. The 2nd Sino-Japanese War was the 1930's (1931, or 1933, or 1937, depending upon which history book you're reading).
The 1st Sino-Japanese War was 1894-1895. The 2nd Sino-Japanese War was in the 1930's (1931, 1933, or 1937...depending on which history book you're reading).
The Japanese were a more regimentated people.
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Manchuria
Manchurian territory.
PENHETA
Combat experience.
The clue is in the name, Sino -- to do with China.
China