How did the russo-japanese war shor czar's weaknes?

The war shouldn't really be taught as "showing the Czar's weakness", because in reality, at least he sent what naval squadrons and army divisions to the front lines...without giving up; like some leaders have done: Germany's Admirals gave up and fled back to port at the Jutland fight in 1916; Israel, Egypt, Jordan, Syria, Iraq, have all shown a lack of dogged determination during their numerous short duration wars of 1948, 1967, 1973, 1991, 2003, to name a few. Only the Tzars (Czars) army & navy fought with dogged determination (with dramatic results) during the Russo-Japanese War, when compared to the above examples.

If theres a weakness at all, it's that he lost the war. If he'd won, no one would ever mention the Word.