 Complete the following phrase:  From the First Sino-Japanese War in the 1890s, Hokushin-ron came to dominate Japanese foreign policy. It guided both the Japanese invasion of Taiwan 1895 and the JapanKorea Treaty of 1910 which annexed Korea to Japan. After the Russo-Japanese War 1904-5 Field Marshal Prince Yamagata Aritomo, a political and military ideological architect of Hokushin-ron, traced the lines of a defensive strategy against Russia. A February 1907 Imperial National Defence guideline envisioned two strategies: Nanshu Hokushin Ron 南守北進, defence in the South and advance in the North and Hokushu Nanshin Ron 北守南進, defence in the North and advance in the South. There was intense discourse within Japan on the two diverging theories. Following World War I, Japanese troops were deployed as part of the Siberian Intervention during 