What are some wars which have been won primarily on the superior

>>3115943
Every European versus native war ever.

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The first Gulf War.

>>3115943
Second Sino-Japanese war i'd say

>>3115950
Without question yes but but i guess i mean more serious, larger conflicts.

While we're at it, why did Japan lose WW2?

>>3115957
>Second Sino-Japanese war i'd say
The industrial party in that conflict ground to a stalemate with the poorfaggots they were fighting and then lost when that war joined with WWII.

>>3115958
They never banked on winning the war with conventional means,Pearl Harbor was meant to break US resolve and the japs would get their free reign

>>3115943
punic

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>>3115995
how

The Russo- Japanese War is an interesting example. Russia was exiting a feudal farming economy in 1904-5. Japan had recently began trading with the West and amassing a tight, industrialized army. This is also the beginning of Japans imperial quests (this war gave control of Manchuria to the Japanese). The war might not have been as industrially imbalanced as you are asking for, but it is a rare example and I think one can make a case for it.

I've heard that apparently Japan and Italy in WW2 had basically the same industrial capacity and economy.

Kinda shows how shit Italy is at war then

>>3115950
that's the second gulf war, the first gulf war was between iran and iraq

>>3116136
Actually the first gulf war was between Sumer and Elam in 2700 BC

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>>3116057
>this war gave control of Manchuria to the Japanese
No
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Treaty_of_Portsmouth
In fact, while Japan was victorious, they were screwed diplomatically because during the negotiations, Russia's diplomat aced the shit out of the Japanese one by managing to convince them to settle for reparations instead of territorial accessions (with the exception of Korea, nobody gave a shit about them.). In addition Russia managed to successfully reach a compomise with Japan over Manchuria by handing it back to Qing China.

In addition, the Powers of Europe, USA, and Qing China backed Russia's position since Japan's expansionism is bad news for all of them.

The First Sino Japanese war and the Ruso-Japanese war are interesting studies on how Imperial Japan was a military power, but a total diplomatic fuckup.