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The 10 pages that link to Gapsin Coup, each with the reason it gives.

• First Sino-Japanese WarRelated: The coup sharpened rivalry and led China and Japan to regulate troop deployments in Korea.

• Gojong of KoreaRelated: Its defeat showed how rival factions and foreign powers constrained Gojong’s reform agenda.

• Imo IncidentRelated: The coup later exposed the rivalry sharpened by competing Chinese and Japanese influence.

• Queen MinRelated: Its failure and foreign intervention sharpened the factional struggles around the court.

• Heungseon DaewongunRelated: Its defeat deepened court factional conflict in which Daewongun remained a consequential figure.

• Gabo ReformCompared with: Its earlier, abrupt agenda contrasts with the later reforms implemented through state institutions.

• Auspicious IncidentRelated: This is the Korean name commonly used for the event called the Auspicious Incident.

• Tonghak Peasant RevolutionCompared with: Its elite-led strategy contrasts with the uprising’s mass rural participation.

• Empress MyeongseongRelated: Its failure strengthened the faction aligned with Myeongseong and deepened Chinese-Japanese competition.

• Ahn Chang-hoRelated: Its reformist legacy formed part of the political world in which Ahn came of age.