List of Chinese battles
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The following is a list of Chinese wars and battles, organised by date. The list is not exhaustive.
[edit] Ancient China
- 26th Century BC - Battle of Banquan
- 26th Century BC - Battle of Zhuolu - The Yellow Emperor defeats Chi You and establishes the Han Chinese nationality.
- 1532 BC - Battle of Mingtiao
- 1057 BC – Battle of Muyu
- 1046 BC - Battle of Muye
- 632 BC - Battle of Chengpu - Duke Wen of Jin defeats the Chu commander Ziyu, in the biggest battle of the Spring and Autumn period.
- 595 BC - Battle of Bi
- 588 BC - Battle of An
- 575 BC - Battle of Yanling
- 506 BC - Battle of Boju
- 478 BC - Battle of Lize
- 353 BC - Battle of Guiling
- 342 BC - Battle of Maling
- 341 BC – Battle of Guailing
- 269 BC - Battle of Yanyu
- 260 BC - Battle of Changping
[edit] Imperial China
[edit] Chu-Han War (206-202 BC)
- 207 BC - Battle of Julu
- 205 BC - Battle of Jingxing
- 203 BC - Battle of Wei River
- 202 BC - Battle of Gaixia
[edit] Han Dynasty (206 BC-220 AD)
- 133 BC - Battle of Mayi
- 119 BC - Battle of Mobei
- 108 BC - Battle of Loulan
- 99 BC - Battle of Tien Shan
- 67 BC - Battle of Jushi
- 36 BC - Battle of Kang-Chu
- 36 BC - Battle of Zhizhi
- 24 - Battle of Kunyang
- 36 - Battle of Ch'eng-Tu
- 73 - Battle of Yiwulu
- 89 - Battle of Ikh Bayan
[edit] Three Kingdoms (220-280 AD)
- 190 - Battle of Xingyang
- 190 - Battle of Luyang
- 190 - Battle of Heyang Ford
- 190 - Battle of Yangren
- 190 - Battle of Jingzhou
- 191 - Battle of Luoyang
- 191 - Battle of Yangcheng
- 191 - Battle of Xiangyang
- 191 - Battle of Puyang
- 191 - Battle of Xuzhou
- 191 - Battle of Yizhou
- 191 - Battle of Dongguang
- 192 - Battle of Wuyang
- 192 - Battle of Yanzhou
- 192 - Battle of Jieqiao - Yuan Shao's infantry repulses a cavalry charge by rival warlord Gongsun Zan.
- 192 - Battle of Juma Shui
- 192 - Battle of Longzou
- 192 - Battle of Yangzhou
- 192 - Battle of Chang'an
- 193 - Battle of Fengqiu
- 193 - Battle of Pengcheng
- 193 - Battle of Youzhou
- 193 - Battle of Qingzhou
- 193 - Battle of Changshan
- 194 - Battle of Changguan
- 194 - Battle of Danyang
- 194 - Battle of Lujiang
- 195 - Battle of Dingtao
- 195 - Battle of Qu'e
- 195 - Battle of Shenting Range
- 195 - Battle of Yuzhang
- 195 - Battle of Chang'an
- 195 - Battle of Hongnong
- 195 - Battle of Dongjun
- 195 - Battle of Bao Hill
- 200 - Battle of Guandu - Cao Cao defeats Yuan Shao's numerically superior army and secures domination of the North China plain.
- 208 - Battle of Changban - Cao Cao's cavalry catches Liu Bei's forces and disperses his army.
- 208 - Battle of Red Cliffs - Cao Cao is defeated by the allied forces of Sun Quan and Liu Bei, foreshadowing the triparte of the Three Kingdoms.
- 211 - Battle of Tong Gate
- 217 - Battle of Hefei
- 219 - Battle of Mount Dingjun
- 219 - Battle of Fancheng
- 221 - Battle of Hsien-Mei
- 222 - Battle of Yiling - Liu Bei's invasion o Wu is repulsed by Sun Quan's commander Lu Xun.
- 228 - Battle of Jieting
(comprehensive list here)
- 229 - Siege of Ch'en-Ts'ang
[edit] Jin Dynasty (265-420)
- 383 - Battle of Fei River - Fu Jiān, King of Former Qin is defeated by the Chinese commander Xie An. The Nomads' Former Qin regime collapses shortly thereafter.
- 528 - Battle of Yeh
- 537 - Battle of Shayuan
[edit] Sui Dynasty (581-618)
- 598-614 - Goguryeo-Sui Wars
- 617 - Battle of Hui-i
- 621 - Battle of Hulao
[edit] Tang Dynasty (618-917)
- 670 - Battle of Mount Ta-fei
- 685 - Battle of Kao Yu
- 699 - Battle of Tianmenling
- 745-749 - Siege of Shibao
- 751 - Battle of Talas
- 781 - Battle of Henshui
- 945 - Battle of Ting-Hsien
[edit] Song Dynasty (960-1279)
- 1048 - Battle of Pei-Chou
- 1161 - Battle of Caishi
- 1207 - Battle of Hsiang-Yang
- 1211 - Battle of Huan-Erh-Tsui
- 1215 - Battle of Beijing
- 1273 - Battle of Xiangyang
- 1279 - Battle of Yamen
[edit] Yuan Dynasty (1271-1368)
- 1288 - Battle of Bach Dang
- 1360 - Battle of Yingtian
- 1363 - Battle of Lake Poyang
[edit] Ming Dynasty (1368-1644)
- 1449 - Battle of Tumu Fortress
- 1592-1598 - Seven-Year War
- 1593 - Siege of Pyeongyang
- 1619 - Battle of Sarhu
- 1626 - Battle of Ningyuan
- 1642 - Battle of Zhuxianzhen
[edit] Opium War (1839-1842)
- 1841 - Battle of Canton
[edit] Taiping Rebellion (1851-1864)
- 1862 - Battle of Cixi
- 1864 - Third Battle of Nanking
[edit] Sino-French War (1884-1885)
- 1884 - Battle of Foochow
- 1885 - Battle of Zhennan Pass
[edit] First Sino-Japanese War (1894-1895)
- 1894 - Battle of Pungdo
- 1894 - Battle of Seonghwan
- 1894 - Battle of Pyongyang
- 1894 - Battle of Yalu River (1894)
- 1894 - Battle of Jiuliangcheng
- 1894 - Battle of Lushunkou
- 1895 - Battle of Weihaiwei
- 1895 - Battle of Yingkou
[edit] Modern China
[edit] Northern Expedition (1926-1927)
[edit] Chinese Civil War (1927-1949)
- Warlord Era
- 1922 - First Zhili-Fengtian War
- 1924 - Second Zhili-Fengtian War
- 1930 - Central Plains War
- 1927-1937 - Ten Year's Civil War (Long March)
- 1927 - Nanchang Uprising
- 1927 - Autumn Harvest Uprising
- 1927 - Guangzhou Uprising
- 1930 - 1931 First Counter Encirclement Campaign
- 1933 - 1934 Fifth Encirclement Campaign
- 1935 - Battles at the Luding Bridge
[edit] Post-World War II era
- September 10, 1945 - October 12, 1945 - Shangdang Campaign
- May 23, 1948 - October 19, 1948 - Siege of Changchun
- September 12, 1948 - November 12, 1949 - Liaoshen Campaign
- October 7, 1948 - November 15, 1948 - Battle of Jinzhou
- November 6, 1948 - January 10, 1949 - Huaihai Campaign
- November 29, 1948 - January 31, 1949 - Pingjin Campaign
- October 25, 1949 - October 27, 1949 - Battle of Kuningtou
- November 3. 1949 - November 5, 1949 - Battle of Denbu Island
- April 11, 1952 - April 15, 1952 - Battle of Nanri Island
- January 18, 1955 - January 20, 1955 - Battle of Yijiangshan Islands
[edit] Second Sino-Japanese War (1937-1945)
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[edit] Korean War (1950-1953)
- 1950 - Battle of Chosin Reservoir
- 1951 - Battle of the Imjin River
[edit] Sino-Indian War (1962)
[edit] Sino-Soviet border conflict (1969)
- 1969 - Zhenbao Island
[edit] Sino-Vietnamese War (1979)
- 1974 - Battle of Hoang Sa
- 1986 - Battle of Laoshan peak