This city was the formal base of power of a man who led the Jintian Uprising, promoted female equality, and replaced the Confucian classics with the Bible in civil service examinations.
An agreement signed in this city ended the monopoly of the cohong and the Thirteen Factories. This city was the formal base of power of a man who led the Jintian Uprising, promoted female equality, and replaced the Confucian classics with the Bible in civil service examinations. The missionary John Magee documented an event in this city, which is where an agreement granting four new (*) treaty ports was signed. Until its capture by the Ever Victorious Army, this city was the capital of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom. A contest to kill 100 people using a sword took place during a massacre in this city, which names the treaty that ended the First Opium War. For 10 points, name this city where a so-called "Rape" was perpetrated by Japanese soldiers.
An agreement signed in this city ended the monopoly of the cohong and the Thirteen Factories.
Nanjing [or Nanking; prompt on "Southern Capital