Mukden Incident

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The Mukden Incident was a staged 1931 explosion on a Japanese-controlled railway in Manchuria used by Japan as a pretext to invade and occupy the region.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf false flag operation
historical event
military provocation
pretext for war
actualCause Japanese-planted explosives
alsoKnownAs Mukden Incident
surface form: Manchurian Incident

September 18 Incident
belligerent China
Japan
blamedOn Chinese troops
cityNowKnownAs Shenyang
consequence Japan’s withdrawal from the League of Nations
Lytton Commission report
surface form: Lytton Commission investigation

condemnation by the League of Nations
countryAtTime Republic of China
date 1931-09-18
historicalPeriod interwar period
location Liaoning
surface form: Liaoning Province

Manchuria
South Manchuria Railway Company
surface form: South Manchuria Railway

near Mukden
method staged railway explosion
nature fabricated attack
staged incident
partOf Japanese expansion in East Asia
interwar period conflicts in Asia
perpetrator Imperial Japanese Army
Japanese officers in the Kwantung Army
perpetratorUnit Japanese Kwantung Army
surface form: Kwantung Army
plannedBy Japanese Kwantung Army
surface form: officers of the Kwantung Army
railwayControlledBy Japan
railwayName South Manchuria Railway Company
surface form: South Manchuria Railway
region Manchuria
surface form: Northeast China
relatedConflict Sino-Japanese War (1937–1945)
surface form: Second Sino-Japanese War
relatedOrganization League of Nations
result Japanese occupation of Manchuria
surface form: Japanese invasion of Manchuria

escalation of Japanese–Chinese conflict
establishment of Manchukuo
occupation of Manchuria by Japan
significance early stage in the road to World War II in Asia
key step toward the Second Sino-Japanese War
target South Manchuria Railway track
targetOwner Japan
triggerFor Japanese occupation of Manchuria
creation of puppet state Manchukuo
usedAs justification for full-scale occupation of Manchuria
pretext for Japanese military intervention in Manchuria
year 1931

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Japanese occupation of Manchuria hasPart Mukden Incident
Japanese occupation of Manchuria pretext Mukden Incident
Japanese Kwantung Army notableOperation Mukden Incident
Manchukuo hadEvent Mukden Incident
Shenyang historicalEvent Mukden Incident
this entity surface form: Mukden Incident of 1931
Manchuria wasSiteOf Mukden Incident
Itagaki Seishirō participatedIn Mukden Incident
Mukden Incident alsoKnownAs Mukden Incident
this entity surface form: Manchurian Incident
Defense of the Great Wall relatedTo Mukden Incident
Lytton Commission report subject Mukden Incident
this entity surface form: Manchurian Incident
Lytton Commission report relatedEvent Mukden Incident
Operation Nekka follows Mukden Incident
Japanese occupation of China precededBy Mukden Incident
Nanjing decade significantEvent Mukden Incident
this entity surface form: Manchurian Incident
September 18th History Museum hasExhibitsOn Mukden Incident
this entity surface form: Mukden Incident of September 18, 1931
梅津 美治郎 conflict Mukden Incident
subject surface form: 梅津美治郎
this entity surface form: 満州事変
Seishirō Itagaki participatedIn Mukden Incident
Republican era of China significantEvent Mukden Incident
The Young Marshal event Mukden Incident
subject surface form: Zhang Xueliang
Kantōgun notableOperation Mukden Incident
September 18 Incident alsoKnownAs Mukden Incident
September 18 Incident alsoKnownAs Mukden Incident
this entity surface form: Manchurian Incident
Japanese occupation of Rehe follows Mukden Incident
Tanggu Truce resultOf Mukden Incident
Republican era significantEvent Mukden Incident
Great Wall War precededBy Mukden Incident
Yoshijirō Umezu conflict Mukden Incident
Invasion of Rehe follows Mukden Incident