1756
1756 — Korea: 사족부녀의 다리머리를 금하고 족두리를 쓰게 함.(다리(가체)금지) / China: All secondary status households in the Eight Banners are ordered to register as civilians / United States: Battle of Fort Oswego
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| KoreaJoseon 1392–1897 | ChinaQing dynasty 1636–1912 | JapanEdo period 1603–1868 | United StatesThirteen Colonies 1607–1776 |
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- 사족부녀의 다리머리를 금하고 족두리를 쓰게 함.(다리(가체)금지)KO
- 휼전(恤典)을 베풀다.KO
- 1754영조가 ≪위장필람(爲將必覽)≫을 지어 군문에서 간행하게 함.≪조선왕조실록≫
- 1754병조판서가 금위대장(禁衛大將)을 겸하는 것을 없애고 용호영(龍虎營)만을 거느리게 함.
- 1754운암종택(雲岩宗宅) 건립
- 1755나주 벽서 사건·을해옥사가 일어남
- 1755수원에 별효위(別驍衛) 700명을 창설.
- 1755배순정려비(裵純旌閭碑) 중건
- 1755경상도 거창과 개령의 농민들이 환곡 징수에 불만을 품고 관창에 들어가 장부를 불태워 버림
- 1755금군청(禁軍廳)을 용호영(龍虎營)으로 개칭.
- 1755영천군수 조덕수(趙德洙) 부임
- 1758해서의 요녀를 효시함.
- 1758다리머리를 금하고 족두리를 허하고 아울러 여러 다른 모양을 엄금함.(다리(가체)금지)
| - All secondary status households in the Eight Banners are ordered to register as civilians
- 1754Dzungar–Qing Wars: The Dörbet and Amursana defect to the Qing dynasty
- 1754State investment programs for the Eight Banners end
- 1754Chinese bannermen at the Fuzhou, Guangzhou, Hangzhou, and Jingkou garrisons are "let go" and "excused" from their duties
- 1755Ten Great Campaigns: The khan of the Dzungar Khanate surrendered to invading Qing forces.
- 1755Dzungar–Qing Wars: The Qing dynasty sends 50,000 troops in two columns against the Dzungars, meeting little resistance, and complete the destruction of the khanate in just 100 days, however Amursana revolts in the aftermath The Dzungar genocide continues through 1758.
- 1755The Puning Temple was built to commemorate the defeat of the Dzungar Khanate.
- 1757Dzungar–Qing Wars: Amursana flees the Qing dynasty, dying in Tobolsk
- 1757Chinese bannermen in Beijing who are too old, maimed, or incompetent are let go
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- 1754Horeki River incident
- 1754公事方御定書完成
- 1758宝暦事件
| - Battle of Fort Oswego
- Battle of Fort Bull
- 1754French and Indian War
- 1754Battle of Jumonville Glen
- 1754Battle of Fort Necessity
- 1755Battle of the Monongahela
- 1755Battle of Lake George
- 1755Braddock Expedition
- 17551755 Cape Ann earthquake
- 1757Siege of Fort William Henry
- 1758Battle of Carillon
- 1758Battle of Fort Duquesne
- 1758Battle of Fort Ligonier
- 1758St. John River campaign
- 1758Siege of Louisbourg; Battle of Fort Frontenac; Battle of Fort Duquesne. The first black Baptist church is founded in Lunenburg, Virginia.
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