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Ping Yang: A Pivotal Battle in East Asian History Ping Yang, a historic city in Korea, was the site of a significant military engagement during the First Sino-Japanese War in 1894. In this captivating series of illustrations, witness the drama unfold as Japanese forces, led by General Oshima, invade Ping Yang on September 14, 1894. The Japanese infantry scouts make a daring reconnaissance near Ping Yang, meticulously planning their assault. The capture of the city is depicted in various engravings, with Japanese troops entering through the Tai-Dong River Bridge gate. The intensity of the battlefield is portrayed in illustrations of storming Chinese positions. Amidst the chaos, moments of respite are captured, such as a kitchen scene in the Japanese camp. Post-battle, the corner of the field of battle reveals a somber scene of destruction and loss. These captivating illustrations from Hutchinson's History of the Nations provide a glimpse into the past, offering a visual narrative of the Battle of Ping Yang, a pivotal moment in East Asian history.