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...feared the growth of Japanese power/influence, and which desired access to Liaodong for their own spheres of influence, Japan was ultimately denied control of

...hen]] background, who held a hereditary post in the area of the [[Liaodong peninsula]], which his ancestors had held for some generations. He fought for the Min

...las II forced the Chinese into leasing Port Arthur and the entire Liaodong Peninsula to Russia. For Russia this meant the acquisition of an ice-free naval base ...nterests in Manchuria (i.e. namely railways and leaseholds on the Liaodong Peninsula), and to formally recognize Japan's control of Korea. Japanese demands for

...huria to Japan; and transferred a lease on the southern part of [[Liaodong peninsula]] to Japan.

...rchen background, who held a hereditary post in the area of the [[Liaodong peninsula]], which his ancestors had held for some generations. Chengliang is also kn

...a, and oversaw a number of projects strengthening Chinese influence on the peninsula. When the [[Tonghak Rebellion]] broke out in [[1894]], the King of Korea ap ...feared the growth of Japanese power/influence, and which desired access to Liaodong for their own spheres of influence, Japan was ultimately denied control of

*Russia secures lease to [[Port Arthur]] on the [[Liaodong Peninsula]], providing it a warm-water port in the East.

...g peninsula]] in northeastern China, though Japan was forced to return the peninsula after Russia, France, and Germany objected (an incident known as the [[Trip