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*The [[Manchus]] seize [[Mukden]] (Shenyang).

...the official establishment of the [[Qing Dynasty]], with its capital at [[Mukden]].

...ighting and brought to the [[Qing dynasty|Later Jin dynasty]] capital at [[Mukden]], was invested by the Later Jin as crown prince of Joseon two years later,

...third group, somewhat more Sinicized, lived in the cities of [[Shenyang]] (Mukden) and Fushun in [[Liaoning province]], around the Liao River. While the form

*1905/2/21-3/10 [[Battle of Mukden]]

...eet up with the traveling Imperial Court when it paid official visits to [[Mukden]] or certain other locations. ...[[Seoul]], [[Pyongyang]], [[Uiju|Ŭiju]], the [[Yalu River]], and Shenyang (Mukden) before arriving at Beijing. The journey back to Korea was generally slight

...some were even married into Nurhachi's own family. He seized [[Shenyang]] (Mukden) and [[Liaoyang]] in [[1621]], making Shenyang his capital in [[1625]], and

2/21-3/10 Battle of Mukden

...declared the renaming of the Later Jin as the Qing Dynasty, establishing [[Mukden]] as the formal capital. The Manchus invaded [[Joseon Dynasty|Korea]] that