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- Regent Prince Chun asked Yuan Shikai to quell the Wuchang Uprising in October 1911, but agreed to end the Qing dynasty in February 1912 to secure the safety of the royal family. His son, Puyi was the Last Emperor. (en)
- Smog diminishes visibility in Beijing. From atop Jingshan, the Forbidden City and buildings on Tiananmen Square are obscured. (en)
- The first Mongol siege of Beijing in 1213–1214. The city fell in the second siege of 1214–1215. (en)
- The panorama painting "Departure Herald", painted during the reign of the Jiajing Emperor , shows the emperor traveling on horseback with a large escort through the countryside from Beijing's Imperial City to the Ming dynasty tombs. Beginning with Yongle, thirteen Ming emperors were buried in the Ming Tombs of present-day Changping District. (en)
- The Yongle Emperor moved the capital of the Ming dynasty from Nanjing to Beijing in 1421. He commissioned the Forbidden City, which was built from 1406 to 1420. (en)
- Sun Yat-sen founded the new Republic but agreed to give the provisional presidency to Yuan Shikai. Sun then formed the Chinese Nationalist Party in Beijing, which won the first national elections in 1913. (en)
- Faculty of the Imperial University of Peking, the institutional predecessor of Peking University. (en)
- Grand Auditorium of Tsinghua University, established by the Boxer Indemnity Scholar Program. (en)
- Dorgon preserved trappings of imperial power including the bureaucracy, rituals and palaces, and moved the Qing capital to Beijing. In so doing, he positioned the Qing as the political heir to the Ming and legitimate ruler of China. Above, Qing imperial procession at the Forbidden City depicted in an 18th-century Jesuit painting. (en)
- Much of the Ming city walls were torn down in the 1960s. The Zhengyang Gate and its iconic archery tower is one of the few sections remaining. (en)
- Beijing Heavy Machinery Plant (en)
- Beijing No. 1 Machinery Factory (en)
- Beijing No. 2 Cotton Mill (en)
- Genghis Khan receiving Jin envoys and the Qiguo Princess. (en)
- Jianguomen Diplomatic Residences built in 1971 (en)
- Jingxi Coal Mine in the Western Hills (en)
- After the students marched to Duan Qirui's presidential office on the Iron Lion Hutong, now Zhang Zizhong Road, they were confronted by soldiers and bloodshed ensued. (en)
- Longevity Hill and Kunming Lake (en)
- The White Dagoba on Qionghua Island in Beihai Park. On his first visit to Beijing in 1261, Kublai Khan stayed on this island, which was then a suburb of the city. He liked the surroundings and ordered that the new city be built around the island. (en)
- The Hall of Supreme Harmony of the Forbidden City (en)
- The Pagoda of Tianning Temple was built in 1120. (en)
- Yuan based his office and residence in the Zhongnanhai Compound next to the Forbidden City. The New China Gate was built as the southern entrance to Zhongnanhai during Yuan's reign. Above: honor guard accompanying a foreign delegation in 1924. (en)
- Xidan Telecom Building (en)
- Plan of Beijing showing the Forbidden City inside the Imperial City, as well as the Inner and Outer Cities. (en)
- From 2001 to 2008, a clock on the east side of Tiananmen Square, counted down to the opening of the XXIX Olympiad. The Dancing Beijing features Beijing's "jing " character styled to resemble a man running. Nearly all Olympic venues are located in the northern half of the city. (en)
- Dongsi Subdistrict, or the Eastern Quadrangle, is named after the four sign gates that marked the intersection, which were torn down in 1958. (en)
- traditional courtyard residence (en)
- Street scene after the introduction of street trams in 1921. Rickshaws were also common. (en)
- The Ming city wall's Southeast Corner Tower near Dongbianmen. (en)
- The first elected National Assembly was dissolved by Yuan Shikai in 1914, reconvened by Duan Qirui in 1916, dissolved by Zhang Xun during the imperial restoration in 1917, and reconvened again in 1922. (en)
- Apartment blocks in Beijing Municipal Administrative Center (en)
- Prince regent Dorgon, who led the Manchus south of the Great Wall and seized Beijing in 1644. (en)
- The Xinhua News Agency Auditorium on Tong Lin'ge Road in Xicheng District, was the National Assembly Building during the early Republic. The first elected National Assembly convened here in April 1913. (en)
- Niujie Mosque, the oldest mosque in Beijing, was founded in 996. (en)
- For several centuries before the unification of China in 221 BC, Beijing was the capital of the State of Yan. Bronze Yan helmet , sword-shaped Yan coins , and the Gefujia yun , all from the Capital Museum. (en)
- This bronze vessel used for steaming was unearthed from the Liulihe site in Fangshan District. (en)
- The Beijing Drum Tower, first built in 1272, marked the geographic center of Dadu. Di'anmen Outer Avenue still forms part of the city's north–south central axis. (en)
- The Imperial Altar of Earth and Harvest located inside the Forbidden City between Tiananmen and Zhongnanhai became a city park in 1914. In 1928, the park was renamed "Zhongshan Park" in honor of Sun, whose statue is visible in the background. . (en)
- Yuan Shikai seized control of the Xinhai Revolution by extracting the abdication of the imperial court and the provisional presidency of the Republic. (en)
- The Peking Union Medical College, founded in 1906 by the American and British missionaries, remains one of China's top medical schools. (en)
- Kublai Khan made Beijing the capital of Yuan dynasty.( ) (en)
- Baliqiao over the Tonghui section of the Grand Canal in Tongzhou District (en)
- Map showing Dadu's city walls and the imperial city , a partial outline of Zhongdu and the Ming & Qing city walls . The Jinshui and Gaoliang rivers were made into a string of lakes and drained by the Tonghui Channel to the south. (en)
- The Beijing Palace City Scroll, depicting the Forbidden City, 15th century. (en)
- Shichahai, part of the Old Beijing section of the Grand Canal (en)
- The Imperial Examination Hall in 1909. For centuries, students flocked to the capital each year to take the imperial examination, and spent days in densely packed cubicles. Highest scorers received degrees and government positions. The exams were abolished in 1905 as part of the education reforms. (en)
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- Left:The Executive Headquarters of U.S. General George C. Marshall's Mission to China (1945–1947) near the Peking Union Medical College in Beiping with a "Committee of Three" to mediate disputes between the Chinese Nationalists and Communists. The mission brokered a truce in 1946 and but failed to create a coalition government and prevent the outbreak of civil war. Right: A large portrait of Chiang Kai-shek was displayed above Tiananmen Gate during the Civil War. (en)
- All photos from China Pictorial (en)
- Left: Qianmen railway station in the 1900s. Right: The old railway station is now the China Railway Museum. (en)
- From left: Students at Beijing Normal University writing big-character posters denouncing Liu Shaoqi; Big-characters posted on the campus of Peking University; Red guards at No. 23 Middle School wave the Little Red Book of the Quotations of Chairman Mao in a classroom revolution rally. All photos from China Pictorial (en)
- Richard Nixon's visit to Beijing in 1972, the first by a sitting U.S. president to China, marked the beginning of the People's Republic's orientation toward the Western bloc, the normalization of Sino-U.S. relations and the return of Western diplomatic and business interests to the city. Captions from left: Air Force One at the Capital Airport; Richard and Pat Nixon at the Badaling Great Wall, the diplomatic opening was facilitated by "ping pong diplomacy", and leaders of the two countries watched a table tennis exhibition at the Capital Indoor Stadium; Pat Nixon visits a neighborhood -- the Revolution Committee at the Sijiqing People's Commune -- in Haidian District; the American delegation was treated to a performance of the revolutionary ballet, Red Detachment of Women at the Great Hall of the People. (en)
- Illustrations from the Jami' al-tawarikh by Rashid-al-Din Hamadani Bibliothèque Nationale de France, Département des Manuscrits, Division Orientale. (en)
- Military strongmen of the Beiyang Government in Beijing (en)
- The Upper Cave on Dragon Bone Hill in Zhoukoudian where remains of the Peking Man were found. (en)
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