Sengge Rinchen led a cavalry during this conflict’s three battles at the Taku Forts (-5[1])in the Hǎi (-5[1])River (10[1])estuary. A battle in this conflict at Bālǐqiáo (“BAH-leech-yao”) forced (-5[1])the Xiánfēng (“sh’yen-FUNG”) Emperor to flee and be replaced by Prince (-5[1])Gōng. (-5[2])During this conflict, (10[1])twelve bronze fountainheads were looted from Hǎiyàntáng. (10[1]-5[1])At this conflict’s beginning, a lorcha was seized by Yè Míngchēn (“yeh ming-chun”) off the coast of Canton due to fears (10[1])of piracy. The burning (-5[1])of the Old Summer (-5[1])Palace (10[1]-5[1])during this conflict (10[1]-5[2])led to the (10[1])Self-Strengthening (-5[1])Movement. (0[2])This conflict ended with the Treaty of Tientsin and began when (-5[1])the seizure of the HMS Arrow (10[1])violated the Treaty of Nanking. For 10 points, the Tàipíng Rebellion occurred concurrently with what conflict (10[1])in which Qīng (“cheeng”) China lost to a British–French alliance, the last (10[1])in a series fought over a narcotic? (10[1])■END■ (10[8]0[1])