Battle of Liaoyang

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The Battle of Liaoyang was a major land engagement of the Russo-Japanese War in 1904, marking one of the first large-scale modern battles featuring trench warfare, heavy artillery, and coordinated maneuvers between multiple armies.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf battle
military engagement
alsoKnownAs Liaoyang Campaign NERFINISHED
belligerent Japan
surface form: Empire of Japan

Russian Empire
campaign Japanese advance toward Mukden
casualties heavy on both sides
commander General Alexei Kuropatkin NERFINISHED
Marshal Ōyama Iwao NERFINISHED
conflictOf Russo-Japanese War NERFINISHED
countryAtTime Qing Empire NERFINISHED
dateEnd 1904-09-05
dateStart 1904-08-25
followedBy Battle of Mukden NERFINISHED
Battle of Shaho NERFINISHED
front Manchurian front NERFINISHED
historicalPeriod early 20th century
historicalSignificance early example of modern positional warfare prior to World War I
involvedTechnology bolt-action rifles
machine guns
modern field artillery
telegraph communications
JapaneseCommander General Kuroki Tamemoto NERFINISHED
General Nozu Michitsura NERFINISHED
General Oku Yasukata NERFINISHED
Marshal Ōyama Iwao NERFINISHED
location Liaoning NERFINISHED
Liaoyang NERFINISHED
Manchuria NERFINISHED
notableFor coordinated maneuvers between multiple field armies
heavy use of modern quick-firing artillery
one of the first large-scale modern battles with extensive trench systems
partOf Manchurian campaign of the Russo-Japanese War NERFINISHED
Russo-Japanese War NERFINISHED
precededBy Battle of Haicheng NERFINISHED
Battle of Tashihchiao NERFINISHED
result Japanese victory
RussianCommander General Alexander von Bilderling NERFINISHED
General Alexei Kuropatkin NERFINISHED
General Nikolai Zarubaev NERFINISHED
scale large-scale engagement
strategicObjective control of the approaches to Mukden
securing the rail and road network in southern Manchuria
theater land warfare
usedWarfareType combined-arms operations
modern artillery warfare
trench warfare
year 1904

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Japanese Second Army notableEngagement Battle of Liaoyang
Russian Manchurian Army notableEngagement Battle of Liaoyang
Nozu Michitsura notableBattle Battle of Liaoyang
Liaoyang siteOf Battle of Liaoyang
Nogi Maresuke notableEvent Battle of Liaoyang