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Central unification, military unification who has more power

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The momentum of the Central Unification and the Military Unification alternated in different periods, and no one's power has always been dominant. Moreover, with the suspicious character of old Jiang, it is impossible for one of them to always lead the way, and the infighting between the two secret service organizations makes it easier for them to balance the forces of various factions and control the overall situation.

The actual leader of the Central Unification is Chen Lifu, a big man of the cc lineage, and the Chen brothers are the nephews of the old Jiang Jiebai brother Chen Qimei. Chen Qimei was kind to Old Jiang in his early years, and under his recommendation, Old Jiang began to make steady progress. After Chen Qimei was assassinated, Lao Jiang promoted and reused Chen Guofu and Chen Lifu in order to repay his kindness. In February 1928, Chiang Kai-shek appointed Chen Lifu as acting head of the Organization Department of the Kuomintang Central Committee, and Er Chen began to form the Central Unification.

Before the all-out war of resistance, the CC department had tens of thousands of members, and the Chen brothers also squeezed into the four major families. At that time, there was a saying that the so-called Chen Family Party in the Jiang family was the world, and Chen Guofu was even known as the godfather of the Kuomintang. The Central Command's back is against this big tree for shade, and Xu En, the deputy director in charge of daily affairs of the Central Command, was also a member of the CC Department, and the power of the Central Command was greater than that of the Military Command in the early stage.

The predecessor of the military command was the "Secret Service" under the "Revival Society" organized by the Kuomintang caucus. Soon after the establishment of the Revival Society, it had conflicts with the cc faction and was forced to withdraw from the field of culture and education, and Erchen was in charge of the Kuomintang party affairs, and in the early stage of military unification, it was essentially a subordinate organ of the Central Unification.

In April 1937, the "Party Affairs Investigation Department" of the Kuomintang Central Organizing Committee, which Xu En had been in charge of, merged with the "Lixing Society" under Dai Kasa's responsibility to form the "Investigation and Statistics Bureau of the Military Commission of the National Government", with Chen Lifu as the director. In the spring of 1938, the Survey and Statistics Bureau of the Military Commission of the Nationalist Government was reorganized and expanded into three open secret service organizations.

On the basis of the first division, the Central Bureau of Statistics was established, with Zhu Jiahua, secretary general of the Kuomintang Central Committee, concurrently serving as its director, and Xu En, who was once the deputy director, and Xu was responsible for daily practical work. The second division was the Military Command Bureau, with Chen Lifu as the first director and Dai Kasa as the deputy director. In essence, the military command is essentially the Chen brothers of the cc system, and both the central unification and the military command were substantively led by the cc system in the early period.

After the Republic of China government entered the period of training and government in 1931, the old Chiang Kai-shek proposed to rule the country with the party, and the Chen brothers in charge of the Kuomintang's party affairs had a higher status than the military commanders with a military background. It was not until after the outbreak of the War of Resistance that this situation was reversed. In wartime, the status of soldiers is relatively high, and those who have military school qualifications among military command agents can be rated as military ranks, and those who have no military school degrees or military experience are defined by military civilian officers. Moreover, the promotion rate of military command agents is extremely fast, and those who have participated in the military command organization for seven years will start as a second lieutenant and be promoted every two years thereafter.

The number of years of service in the military command organization is determined as the military age for promotion to the rank of the military. All graduates of military academies and schools are listed according to their original ranks when they entered the military command; all graduates of the training classes of the Military Command Bureau start from majors, high school students start from lieutenants, and junior high school students start from lieutenants. The special training qualifications of graduates of the special training class of the military command are regarded as official academic qualifications; after joining the military unification organization, those who have "special merits" are classified according to their academic qualifications. In the middle of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, the number of military command agents was about thirty or forty thousand, basically