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The 26 pages that link to Boxer Rebellion, each with the reason it gives.

• First Sino-Japanese WarRelated: The defeat deepened Qing weakness and unfolded in the regional order transformed by Japan’s victory.

• Chinese nationalismRelated: The uprising exposed the costs and competing meanings of resistance to foreign power.

• Taiping RebellionCompared with: Its religious mobilization and anti-Christian violence differed sharply from Taiping Christianity.

• Self-Strengthening MovementRelated: Its aftermath prompted a new, more extensive wave of Qing reforms.

• Yuan ShikaiRelated: Yuan's administration in Shandong during the uprising strengthened his standing with foreign powers.

• Empress Dowager CixiRelated: Cixi’s court backed the Boxers before the intervention forced the Qing government to retreat.

• Second Opium WarCompared with: It reversed the direction of the earlier conflict: Chinese insurgents targeted foreign presence rather than foreign armies imposing terms.

• William McKinleyRelated: McKinley sent U.S. troops to join the coalition, extending his foreign policy into China.

• Hundred Days' ReformRelated: The crisis followed the coup and intensified pressure for Qing reforms.

• Treaty portsRelated: Hostility toward foreign privileges in treaty-port China fed the uprising's political context.

• Chinese Eastern RailwayRelated: During the uprising, Russian forces occupied much of Manchuria and intensified disputes over the railway zone.

• TianjinRelated: Tianjin was occupied by coalition forces during the uprising and became a base for foreign power.

• Yellow Turban RebellionCompared with: Its religious and popular mobilization invites comparison, though its targets and political setting differed.

• Liang QichaoRelated: The crisis reinforced Liang’s arguments about national weakness and political transformation.

• Tsinghua UniversityNarrower topic: The indemnity settlement later financed the scholarship program behind Tsinghua’s founding.

• Prince GongCompared with: The crisis exposed the worsening foreign tensions that Prince Gong’s earlier diplomacy had not resolved.

• Eight-Nation AllianceNarrower topic: The rebellion created the crisis that brought the eight powers into military cooperation.

• Qing militaryBroader topic: The crisis revealed the limits of Qing forces against a multinational expedition.

• Guangxu EmperorRelated: The crisis exposed the Qing court’s weakness during Guangxu’s reign.

• Tonghak Peasant RevolutionCompared with: Both mobilized rural communities against foreign influence, but arose in different countries and political crises.

• LangfangNarrower topic: The Battle of Langfang formed part of this wider uprising.

• Qiu JinRelated: Its aftermath deepened the political crisis in which anti-Qing revolutionary movements grew.

• Zhang BinglinRelated: The crisis intensified the late Qing political turmoil in which Zhang developed his revolutionary views.

• Cao FutianNarrower topic: Cao’s leadership in Tianjin formed part of this larger uprising.

• Emil KrebsRelated: The uprising formed the political crisis surrounding Krebs’s diplomatic posting in China.

• Père David's deerRelated: The turmoil around Beijing contributed to the destruction of the remaining imperial herd.