Related events

The chronological links below come from Wikidata’s “part of” and “has part” relations. This selection covers 28 January 1868 — 27 June 1869; it does not claim to cover the entire conflict or reconstruct an army’s movements.

28 January 1868
Battle of Awa ↗
Source · Q1343239
31 January 1868
Battle of Toba-Fushimi ↗
Source · Q1193959
29 March 1868
Battle of Hokuetsu ↗
Source · Q705629
29 March 1868
Battle of Kōshū-Katsunuma ↗
Source · Q715567
10 May 1868 — 14 May 1868
Battle of Utsunomiya Castle ↗
Source · Q715579
12 May 1868
Iwai War ↗
Source · Q131844304
24 May 1868
Battle of Ichikawa-Funabashi ↗
Source · Q81256
28 May 1868
Battle of Goi ↗
Source · Q10855342
10 June 1868 — 25 June 1868
Battle of Imaichi ↗
Source · Q11376956
17 June 1868
Battle of Kujiranami ↗
Source · Q17214350
4 July 1868
Battle of Ueno ↗
Source · Q715562
28 August 1868 — 1 November 1868
Battle of Akita ↗
Source · Q11595361
26 September 1868
Battle of Hatamaki Pass ↗
Source · Q11504593
October 1868 — November 1868
Battle of Aizu ↗
Source · Q712461
6 October 1868
Battle of Bonari Pass ↗
Source · Q2890628
8 October 1868 — 6 November 1868
Siege of Aizu Castle ↗
Source · Q17190691
7 November 1868
Battle of Noheji ↗
Source · Q2889525
14 November 1868
Battle of Kōdōkan ↗
Source · Q11487379
19 November 1868
Battle of Matsuyama ↗
Source · Q11529870
4 December 1868 — 27 June 1869
Battle of Hakodate ↗
Source · Q716562
4 May 1869 — 10 May 1869
Naval Battle of Hakodate ↗
Source · Q1322760
6 May 1869
Battle of Miyako Bay ↗
Source · Q2890606
24 May 1869 — 9 June 1869
Battle of Futamata ↗
Source · Q11371765

Provenance and limits

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