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Battle of Seonghwan

1894 • Chungcheong Feldschlacht

Historical Overview

First Japanese land victory against the Chinese Beiyang Army.

Quick Facts

Outcome:Japanese victory.

Imperial Japanese Army

  • Commander: Ōshima Yoshimasa
  • Strength: ca. 4.000
  • Casualties: ca. 100

Beiyang Army

  • Commander: Ye Zhichao
  • Strength: ca. 3.500
  • Casualties: ca. 500

Strategic Context

Struggle for strategic control of the surroundings of Seoul.

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Historical Locations

Exact location not recorded in historical records