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The 46 pages that link to Manchukuo, each with the reason it gives.

• Second Sino-Japanese WarRelated: Its creation institutionalized Japan’s earlier conquest of Chinese territory.

• LiaoningRelated: Liaoning was incorporated into the state during Japanese occupation.

• South Manchuria RailwayRelated: The company became a central economic and administrative institution in this puppet state.

• Liaodong PeninsulaRelated: Liaodong’s strategic infrastructure connected the peninsula to this Japanese-controlled regime.

• Marco Polo Bridge IncidentRelated: Its creation preceded Japan’s efforts to expand influence southward into North China.

• PuyiRelated: Puyi became its chief executive and later its emperor.

• Battles of Khalkhin GolRelated: Manchukuoan forces fought alongside Japan in the border conflict.

• Unit 731Related: Unit 731's main complex was established near Harbin in this occupied territory.

• Port ArthurRelated: Lüshun’s changing military status later unfolded within Japan’s wider expansion in Manchuria.

• Soviet–Japanese WarRelated: Its territory was the main theater of the Soviet invasion.

• Nobusuke KishiRelated: Kishi held senior economic posts in Manchukuo, where he gained administrative and political influence.

• Zhang ZuolinRelated: The Kwantung Army that assassinated Zhang later built this state from his former territory.

• Aisin GioroRelated: Puyi’s later role shows how the former ruling clan was drawn into modern imperial politics.

• Tanggu TruceRelated: Its establishment made Japan’s control of Manchuria a central fact behind negotiations.

• Battle of Lake KhasanRelated: Japanese forces advanced from territory controlled by Manchukuo.

• ChangchunRelated: Changchun served as its capital, then called Xinjing.

• Kōbō AbeRelated: Abe’s childhood in occupied Manchuria connected his early life to the upheaval surrounding Manchukuo.

• Soviet–Japanese border conflictsRelated: Its uncertain borders with Mongolia and the Soviet Union were central to the disputes.

• HegangRelated: The region’s coal resources were developed within the industrial system of Japanese-occupied Manchuria.

• Jilin CityRelated: Jilin City was governed within Manchukuo during the Japanese occupation.

• Shirō IshiiRelated: Unit 731’s principal facilities operated in Manchukuo.

• Sup'ung DamRelated: The dam's location and development served industry on both sides of the colonial-era border.

• FuxinRelated: Fuxin’s coal industry developed within the industrial system of Japanese-controlled Manchuria.

• JiamusiRelated: Jiamusi's modern development unfolded under its administration.

• Junpei GomikawaRelated: Its occupation and social order form the setting for Gomikawa’s central novel.

• LiaoyangRelated: Liaoyang was incorporated into this state during Japan’s occupation of northeastern China.

• Pan HongRelated: The Last Emperor depicts the political setting associated with Puyi’s later reign.