Updated February 14, 2015
| Reference | Date | Pertinence |
|---|
| I/R-12/31/1838 | 18/11/15[1] | Appoints Lin Tse-hsu Imperial Commissioner to take charge of port and maritime affairs in Kwangtung. |
| I/R-1/3/1839 | 18/11/18 | Directs Lin Tse-hsu to cutoff opium supplies and eradicate all opiate establishments. |
| I/R-5/9/1839 | 19/3/19 | Instructs Lin Tse-hsu to destroy the seized opium in public. |
| I/R-5/25/1842 | 22/4/16 | Commands Keying to proceed to Kwangtung to ascertain the defense readiness of Bocca Tigris and to seek opportunity to recover Hong Kong from the British. |
| I/R-6/5/1842 | 22/4/27 | Proclaims the Emperor's resolve to suppress opium and to repel foreign invaders. |
| I/R-8/10/1842 | 22/7/5 | Reprimands Keying, etc. for conceding to the British in the matter of excluding Foochow-fu as a treaty port; instructs them to avoid new issues and expedite the conclusion of the treaty. |
| I/R-8/22/1842 | 22/7/17 | Instructs Keying, etc. to accept the heads of agreement dictated by the British save for two modifications: Foochow-fu shall not be included as a treaty port; trading between Ch'ing and the Great Britain shall remain non-governmental affairs. |
| I/R-9/6/1842 | 22/8/2 | Proclaims the Emperor's assent to the Treaty. |
[1] Year/month/day of the reign of Emperor Tao-kuang.
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