 In January 1885, with a show of force, the Japanese dispatched two battalions and seven warships to Korea.Which resulted in the Japan–Korea Treaty of 1885 (Treaty of Hanseong), signed on 9 January 1885 by Korean government with the Japanese envoy, Foreign Minister Inoue Kaoru.The treaty restored diplomatic relations between the two nations, Koreans agreed to pay the Japanese ¥100,000 for damages to their legation and provide a site and buildings for a new legation.