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One of the 8 nations to altercate with the Boxers Rebellions.

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One of the 8 nations to altercate with the Boxers Rebellions.

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- Majority of the Boxers associates were established here.
- Young men in Shandong form Righteous Fist groups, practicing martial arts and traditional spiritualism

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One of the 8 nations to altercate with the Boxers Rebellions.

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One of the 8 nations to altercate with the Boxers Rebellions.

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One of the 8 nations to altercate with the Boxers Rebellions.

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One of the 8 nations to altercate with the Boxers Rebellions.

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One of the 8 nations to altercate with the Boxers Rebellions.

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the temple dedicated to the deity called the Jade Emperor was ceded to the local Christian. So the Boxers attack Liyuantun Village's Catholic Church, converted from a temple the Jade Emperor.

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on 7 september 1901, the Qing Imperial sign the " Boxer Protocol" in the spanish embassy. signed by two Chinese plenipotentiaries and eleven foreign ministers in Beijing, on 7 September 1901 including including Austria-Hungary, France, Germany, United Kingdom, Italy, Japan, Russia, and the United States as well as Belgium, Spain, and the Netherlands.

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- One of the 8 nations to battle with the Boxers rebellion.
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Battle of Tientsin - 13 July, 1900
A battle between the 8 nation alliance and the Chinese.

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Taiyuan Massacre - 9 July , 1900
Yuxian, the governor of Shanxi ordered 45 Christian missionaries to be killed.

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- Official quarters of foreign diplomats were located

- May 1900, the Boxers scattered and murdered targeting the Chinese Christians foreigners, missionaries

- Aside executing the people, the Boxers also burned down churches and religious / foreign properties

- June 17 1900, foreigners commanded to seize Dagu forts to reestablish access between Beijing to Tianjin