A palace in this city was constructed by Nurhaci in 1625 and was the center of power for the Manchus until the fall of the Ming Dynasty.
While travelling to this city, the warlord Zhang Zuolin was assassinated via bomb at a train station named Huanggutun. A palace in this city was constructed by Nurhaci in 1625 and was the center of power for the Manchus until the fall of the Ming Dynasty. A battle fought here saw nearly 90,000 Russian casualties under Kuropatkin, and was the final land battle of the (*) Russo-Japanese War. This city names an event that led to Japan withdrawing from the League of Nations, and was followed by the establishment of a puppet state led by Puyi. That incident saw the Kwantung army detonate explosives by a railroad which did little actual damage. For 10 points, name this city that names a 1931 incident used by Japan as an excuse to invade Manchuria.
While travelling to this city, the warlord Zhang Zuolin was assassinated via bomb at a train station named Huanggutun.
Mukden [Accept Mukden Incident or Battle of Mukden or Mukden Palace or Shěnyáng]