Dingyuan (simplified Chinese: 定远; traditional Chinese: 定遠; pinyin: Dìngyǔan; Wade–Giles: Ting Yuen or Ting Yuan, English: Everlasting Peace) was an ironclad...

renamed HMS Eagle and converted to aircraft carrier, sunk 1942 Dingyuan class Dingyuan (1881) - Sunk 1895 Zhenyuan (1882) - Captured by Japan 1895, broken...

The Dingyuan class (simplified Chinese: 定远; traditional Chinese: 定遠; pinyin: Dìngyǔan; Wade–Giles: Ting Yuen or Ting Yuan) consisted of a pair of ironclad...

Battleships: Dingyuan class Dingyuan (1881) Zhenyuan (1882) Coastal Defense Ships: Pingyuan (1890) Cruisers: Chaoyung class Chaoyong (1880) Yangwei (1881) Jiyuan...

Weihaiwei, during First Sino-Japanese War Ironclads turret ship Dingyuan class Dingyuan (1881) - sunk in 1895 in the Battle of Weihaiwei, during First Sino-Japanese...

Devastation (1871) 1871-07-12 Devastation class Turret ship  Royal Navy Dingyuan 1881-12-28 Dingyuan class Turret ship  Imperial Chinese Navy Scuttled during the...

Fleet were the German-built steel turret battleships Dingyuan (定遠) and Zhenyuan (鎮遠). Between 1881 and 1889 the Beiyang Fleet acquired a squadron of eight...

Russian Steam Navigation and Trading Company 1880, Corvette Olga 1881–1882, Dingyuan and Zhenyuan for Chinese Navy 1887, Irene-class protected cruiser...

In 1881, Viceroy Li Hongzhang, the Beiyang minister, sent a command with a German shipyard for the construction of two battleships (the Dingyuan and...

Fleet. She was the second and final member of the Dingyuan class, which included one other vessel, Dingyuan, both of which were built in Germany in the early...