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The 26 pages that link to Unequal treaties, each with the reason it gives.

• Chinese nationalismRelated: Their legacy made recovering sovereignty a lasting nationalist demand.

• First Opium WarNarrower topic: The settlement became an early model for this broader treaty system.

• Convention of PekingNarrower topic: The convention is commonly treated as one of the unequal treaties imposed on Qing China.

• New Culture MovementRelated: Foreign encroachment intensified calls to strengthen China through cultural and institutional change.

• Opium WarsNarrower topic: The Opium War settlements became foundational examples of this wider treaty system.

• Boxer RebellionRelated: Their restrictions and privileges fueled resentment toward foreign influence.

• Canton SystemNarrower topic: The system’s collapse led to treaties that greatly expanded foreign access and rights.

• Second Opium WarRelated: The war’s imposed agreements exemplified the unequal treaty system in China.

• Treaty of NankingNarrower topic: The Treaty of Nanking became the first major treaty in this historical pattern.

• Treaty of AigunNarrower topic: Chinese accounts commonly place Aigun among the unequal treaties that reduced Qing territory.

• Hundred Days' ReformRelated: Foreign pressure and lost sovereignty formed part of the crisis reformers hoped to confront.

• Treaty portsNarrower topic: These agreements supplied the legal basis for treaty-port privileges.

• Treaty of TianjinNarrower topic: The 1858 agreements became a major part of the treaty system associated with constrained Qing sovereignty.

• Li HongzhangNarrower topic: Li’s negotiations operated within a treaty order shaped by military pressure and unequal bargaining power.

• Boxer ProtocolNarrower topic: The protocol extended the pattern of foreign-imposed obligations on China.

• Lin ZexuNarrower topic: The defeat that followed Lin’s campaign began a period of treaty concessions.

• Matthew C. PerryNarrower topic: Perry’s agreement opened the way for treaties that imposed broader constraints on Japan.

• Iwakura TomomiRelated: Treaty revision was a central diplomatic aim of Iwakura's overseas mission.

• Tributary system of ChinaRelated: They replaced ranked court-centered dealings with treaty arrangements backed by foreign military power.

• Century of HumiliationBroader topic: They became a defining instrument of foreign privilege in China.

• Daoguang EmperorNarrower topic: The Treaty of Nanjing began a pattern that reshaped Qing relations with foreign powers.

• Outer ManchuriaNarrower topic: The cessions are often discussed within this broader history of coerced agreements.

• Amur AnnexationNarrower topic: The annexation is often discussed within the broader history of coercive treaties imposed on Qing China.

• Foreign-controlled territories in ChinaRelated: They supplied the legal framework for concessions, leased territories, and other foreign privileges.

• Mutual Defense Pact of the Southeastern ProvincesRelated: The pact addressed the immediate danger created by foreign presence under this treaty system.

• Thomas Blake GloverCompared with: The treaty system enabled foreign trade while limiting Japan’s control over its commercial and legal environment.