Asia Pacific, 24 Apr 1926: Anti-Fengtian War
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Political map of East Asia and the Western Pacific on 24 Apr 1926 (Warlords and Revolutionaries: Anti-Fengtian War), showing the following events: Guo Songling’s rebellion against Fengtian clique; Powers push China to dismantle Dagu forts; March 18 Massacre in Beijing; Fengtian clique captures Beijing.

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D u t c h E a s t I n d i e s(Neth.)

Japanese
Empire

Mongolia(Sov. sat.)

Indian
Empire(Br. Raj)

South Seas Agency(Jap. mand.)

A u s t r a l i a(Br. dom.)

Philippines(US terr.)

New Guinea(Aus. mand.)

Rep.
China(Fengt. gov.)

French
Indochina(Fr. prot.)

Solomon Is.(Br.)

Hawaii(US terr.)

Malaya(Br. prot.)

Tuva(Sov. sat.)

Zhili
Clique
(Wu)

Fengtian
Clique

Papua(Aus. terr.)

Zhili
Clique
(Sun)

Alaska(US terr.)

Sarawak(Br. prot.)

S.M.R(Jap. adm.)

Guizhou(Yun. ctrl)

Kuril Islands(Jap.)

Ryukyu Is.(Jap.)

N. Borneo(Br. prot.)

Brunei(Br. prot.)

P. Timor(Port.)

Nauru(Aus. mand.)

W. Samoa(NZ mand.)

American
Samoa(U.S.)

Gilbert

Islands(Br.)

Ellice Is.(Br.)

Union Is.(NZ terr.)

Phoenix Is.(uninh.)

Marshall

Islands(Jap.)

Mariana

Islands(Jap.)

C a r o l i n e I s l a n d s(Jap.)

Paracel Is.(disp.)

Spratly Is.(disp.)

Bonin Is.(Jap.)

Volcano Is.(Jap.)

International
Date Line

22 Nov–24 Dec 1925Guo Songling’s
rebellion

16 Mar 1926Foreign powers rule that coastal defenses
against Japan violate the Boxer Protocols

18 Mar 1926Duan Qirui’s government fires on
anti-foreign protesters in Beijing

18 Apr 1926Fengtian clique
takes Beijing

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