State
Manchukuo
Japanese puppet state in Manchuria (1932–1945)
- This boundary
- 1932–1945
- Founded
- 1932
- Ended
- 1945
- Capital
- Hsinking, Linjiang, Changchun
- Government
- one-party state, dual monarchy, constitutional monarchy
- Languages
- Chinese, Japanese, Manchu
- Preceded by
- Republic of ChinaNortheast Supreme Administrative Council
- Succeeded by
- Soviet occupation of ManchuriaRepublic of China
Overview
Manchukuo or Manchoukuo was a puppet state of the Empire of Japan in Manchuria that existed from 1932 until its dissolution in 1945. Its territory consisted of the lands seized in the Japanese invasion of Manchuria and only received limited diplomatic recognition, primarily from states aligned with the Axis powers, with its existence widely regarded as illegitimate.
All rulers (1)
- Puyi1934–1945
Records (14)
- 1932–1939 — Soviet–Japanese border conflictsWar
- 1932 — Pingdingshan massacreMassacre
- 1932 — Battle of HarbinBattle · Japan, Manchukuo ▸ China
- 1933 — Battle of ReheBattle
- 1933 — Battle of Great WallBattle · Japan ▸ China
- 1935 — Battle of Khalkhyn TempleBattle
- 1935–1936 — Orahodoga IncidentBattle
- 1936 — Jinchanggou IncidentBattle
- 1937 — Kanchazu Island incidentBattle
- 1938 — Battle of Lake KhasanBattle
- 1939 — Battles of Khalkhin GolBattle
- 1939 — Battle of Bain-TsaganBattle
- 1939 — Dong'an Town IncidentBattle
- 1945 — Soviet invasion of ManchuriaInvasion
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