Three British warships and three hundred and…
August 1841 CE
The defeat of the Qing soldiers coupled with the arrival of the Nemesis in Macau's harbor results in a wave of pro-British support in the city, and several Qing officials are driven out or killed.
Portugal remains neutral in the conflict, but after the battle is willing to allow British ships to dock in Macau, a decision that grants the British a functioning port in Southern China.
With the strategic harbors of Dinghai and Macau secured, the British begin to focus on the war on the Pearl River.