1864 Japanese military campaign. It began in September 1864 and lasted until November 1864 (about 2 months). The setting was Suō Province and Nagato Province. It was part of Chōshū Expeditions. Those involved included Tokugawa shogunate and Chōshū Domain. Its causes included Kinmon Incident.
Before and after
- from 9 June 1864 to 25 March 1865Siege of Petersburg
- 11 June 1864Birth of Richard Strauss
- 12 July 1864Construction of Heineken International
- from 10 August 1864 to 20 February 1865Uruguayan War
- from September 1864 to November 1864First Chōshū Expedition
- from 18 September 1864 to 27 December 1864Franklin–Nashville campaign
- from 15 November 1864 to 21 December 1864Sherman's March to the Sea
- 24 November 1864Birth of Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec
- 25 November 1864Publication of A Journey to the Centre of the Earth
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