What did the Man-Kan kōkan policy propose?
Surrender of Manchuria to Russia in exchange for recognition of Japan’s influence in Korea
Japan's total annexation of Korea
Trade agreement between Japan and China
Alliance between Russia and Japan
Answer
The Man-Kan kōkan policy was a proposal by Japanese leaders in the 1870s that called for the surrender of Manchuria to Russia in exchange for recognition of Japan’s influence in Korea. The policy was never implemented, but it reflected Japan’s desire to expand its influence in East Asia and its willingness to make concessions to Russia in order to achieve its goals.
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