1905 belonged to the Qing Dynasty.

The Qing Dynasty (1636-1912), the last feudal dynasty in Chinese history. Agriculture and commerce were developed in the early Qing Dynasty. Dense commercial cities appeared in the south of the Yangtze River, and large business gangs appeared across the country. On this basis, the population has exceeded the 400 million mark, accounting for nearly half of the world's total population of one billion. According to the legend of the Twelve Emperors, the ruler is Aixinjueluo. From the time Nurhaci established Houjin, it lasted 296 years. Huang Taiji changed the name of the country to the Qing Dynasty in the year 276 of Zuo. It was 268 years since the Qing troops entered the customs and established a national political power.

Major Events

January 23 - The Qing government approved Yuan Shikai's trial issuance of Zhili public bonds.

January 25 - The Qing government established the Trademark Registration Bureau.

January 25th—The Qing government ordered all provinces to guarantee and advocate the establishment of Chinese merchant shipping companies.

January 29th - Chinese students in Tokyo held a meeting and asked the court to establish a constitution.

January—The Qing government took back the mining rights of Sifu.