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=====Japan in the United States of Ameriwank===== | =====Japan in the United States of Ameriwank===== | ||
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+ | **Before 1838** | ||
- | 1838 to Present | + | HISToRY |
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+ | **1838 to Present** | ||
Emboldened by successes against China after the War of the Korean Succession, a Franco-Spanish navy sailed into Tokyo Harbor in 1838 to ask for the opening of relations with Japan and pay " | Emboldened by successes against China after the War of the Korean Succession, a Franco-Spanish navy sailed into Tokyo Harbor in 1838 to ask for the opening of relations with Japan and pay " | ||
The Kibo did not last long but is remembered in Japan as a period of great heroism against long odds. The Battle of Nagoya in the summer of 1839 saw the capture of the Emperor by European forces leading the Treaty of Edo which reopened Japan and turned the emperor into a puppet of the European controlled Shogun while dividing Japan into three spheres of influence, the Dutch in the south, the French in the middle, and the Spanish in the north. But while the Europeans had exterior power and greater technology they were deeply despised by the Japanese as occupiers and the puppet Shogun Ieyoshi committed suicide in 1840, replaced by Shogun Iseada who attempted to find a peaceful middle path for Japan and the Europeans. | The Kibo did not last long but is remembered in Japan as a period of great heroism against long odds. The Battle of Nagoya in the summer of 1839 saw the capture of the Emperor by European forces leading the Treaty of Edo which reopened Japan and turned the emperor into a puppet of the European controlled Shogun while dividing Japan into three spheres of influence, the Dutch in the south, the French in the middle, and the Spanish in the north. But while the Europeans had exterior power and greater technology they were deeply despised by the Japanese as occupiers and the puppet Shogun Ieyoshi committed suicide in 1840, replaced by Shogun Iseada who attempted to find a peaceful middle path for Japan and the Europeans. |
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