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• Baishaling_Incident abstract "The Baishaling Incident also known as the Battle of Passaleão, took place in August, 1849. Immediately after a Chinese mob assassinated Governor Ferreira do Amaral on August 22, Chinese Imperial troops mobilized at the Macau-Chinese frontier. The Portuguese population of Macau viewed as an overtly threatening move by the Chinese to invade Macau. On August 25, with a numerically smaller group of 36 soldiers from his Artillery Battalion, against a defending force of 400 men and 20 cannons, the then Second Lieutenant Mesquita attacked and pacified the Chinese fort at Baishaling. This coup guaranteed Macau's security and upon his return to the city, Mesquita was received as a national hero.".
• Baishaling_Incident combatant "25px|border Portuguese Empire".
• Baishaling_Incident combatant "Imperial China".
• Baishaling_Incident commander Vicente_Nicolau_de_Mesquita.
• Baishaling_Incident date "1849-08-25".
• Baishaling_Incident result "Decisive Portuguese victory".
• Baishaling_Incident strength "20 cannons".
• Baishaling_Incident strength "36 men".
• Baishaling_Incident strength "400 men".
• Baishaling_Incident thumbnail Flag_Portugal_(1830).svg?width=300.
• Baishaling_Incident wikiPageID "15830409".
• Baishaling_Incident wikiPageRevisionID "601096210".
• Baishaling_Incident combatant Qing_dynasty.
• Baishaling_Incident combatant "25".
• Baishaling_Incident commander Vicente_Nicolau_de_Mesquita.
• Baishaling_Incident commander "Unknown".
• Baishaling_Incident conflict "Baishaling Incident".
• Baishaling_Incident date "1849-08-25".
• Baishaling_Incident hasPhotoCollection Baishaling_Incident.
• Baishaling_Incident place "Baishaling Fort, China".
• Baishaling_Incident result "Decisive Portuguese victory".
• Baishaling_Incident strength "20".
• Baishaling_Incident strength "36".
• Baishaling_Incident strength "400".
• Baishaling_Incident subject Category:1849_in_China.
• Baishaling_Incident subject Category:19th_century_in_Macau.
• Baishaling_Incident subject Category:Battles_involving_Portugal.
• Baishaling_Incident subject Category:Battles_involving_the_Qing_dynasty.
• Baishaling_Incident subject Category:China–Portugal_relations.
• Baishaling_Incident subject Category:History_of_Macau.
• Baishaling_Incident subject Category:Portuguese_Macau.
• Baishaling_Incident type Event.
• Baishaling_Incident type MilitaryConflict.
• Baishaling_Incident type SocietalEvent.
• Baishaling_Incident type Event.
• Baishaling_Incident type Event.
• Baishaling_Incident type Thing.
• Baishaling_Incident comment "The Baishaling Incident also known as the Battle of Passaleão, took place in August, 1849. Immediately after a Chinese mob assassinated Governor Ferreira do Amaral on August 22, Chinese Imperial troops mobilized at the Macau-Chinese frontier. The Portuguese population of Macau viewed as an overtly threatening move by the Chinese to invade Macau.".
• Baishaling_Incident label "Baishaling Incident".
• Baishaling_Incident label "白沙嶺事件".
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• Baishaling_Incident sameAs Q4848678.
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• Baishaling_Incident depiction Flag_Portugal_(1830).svg.
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• Baishaling_Incident name "Baishaling Incident".