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<p></p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>The '''Manchuria Rehabilitation Agreement''' was signed on [[December 22]], [[1905]] in [[Beijing]] after nearly 35 days of negotiations between Qing Government representatives [[Yikuang]], [[Qu Hongji]], [[Yuan Shikai]] and Japanese ambassador Uchida Kosai and Komura Jutaro. The agreement had three clauses and 12 appendixes. <br /> <br /> The main content of the agreement included:<br /> <br /> 1. The Qing Government (1644-1911) agreed to the rights endorsed to Japan by the [[Treaty of Portsmouth]], negotiated between Japan and Russia.<br /> <br /> 2. China opened 16 cities, including [[Fenghuangcheng]], [[Liaoyang]], [[Xinmintun]], [[Tieling]], [[Tongjiangzi]], [[Fakumen]] in [[Fengtian]] (now called [[Liaoning]] Province), [[Changchun]], [[Jilin]], [[Harbin]], [[Ningguta]], [[Huichun]], [[Sanxing]] in [[Jilin]] Province and [[Qiqihar]], [[Hailar]], [[Aihui]] and [[Manchuria]] in [[Heilongjiang]] Province, as trade ports.<br /> <br /> 3. Japan was allowed to cut trees on the right bank of [[Yalu River]].<br /> <br /> 4. Japan was allowed to continue operation of the military railway from [[Andong]] to Fengtian.<br /> <br /> 5. Japan had [[Yingkou]], Andong and Fengtian as its concession.<br /> [[category:agreement]]</div>

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