During the Xinhai Revolution, Mr. Huang Xing, a modern democratic revolutionary, made outstanding contributions to the overthrow of the feudal rule of the Qing Dynasty. However, soon after the victory of the Xinhai Revolution, Huang Xing disappeared, and in the end he vomited blood and died. So, after the victory of xin he revolution, where did Huang Xing go, and why did he finally vomit blood and die? Today, we will travel through history together and explore the truth from the clues of history.
Huang Xing and Zeng Guofan are fellow countrymen, and he is a native of Changsha, Hunan. He was born in a family of eunuchs, and when he was a teenager, he was also admitted to Xiucai, and he was supposed to take the road of imperial examination, but because of his excellent grades, he was selected by Zhang Zhidong to be sent to Study in Japan, which became a turning point in his life. During his study in Japan, Huang Xing came into contact with the idea of bourgeois revolution and embarked on the revolutionary road. He first founded the Huaxing Association in Japan, and then together with Sun Yat-sen, he founded the Alliance Association, and formed a deep revolutionary friendship with Sun Zhonghuashang, known as "Dr. Sun Yat-sen's first confidant." ”
After the establishment of the League, Huang Xing actively engaged in armed uprisings, and successively participated in or commanded the Qinzhou and Fangcheng uprisings, the Zhennanguan uprising, the Qinzhou, Lianzhou, and Shangsi uprisings, and the Yunnan Hekou uprising. In the Guangzhou uprising, he was even more a pioneer, leading the army to attack the governor of Liangguang, Yamen, his right hand was broken three fingers, he endured severe pain, with the second section of the broken finger to continue shooting, but in the end because of the outnumbered, the uprising failed, Huang Xing luckily broke through, fled to Hong Kong, and continued to engage in the revolutionary movement.
In October 10, 1911, the Wuchang Uprising broke out, and Huang Xing took the lead in rushing to Wuhan, serving as the wartime commander-in-chief of the revolutionary army, commanding the rebel army to fight fiercely with the Qing army, and making outstanding contributions to the victory of the Wuchang Uprising. Subsequently, after the establishment of the Nanjing Provisional Government, Sun Yat-sen was made the provisional president and Huang Xing was the chief of the army. Subsequently, Yuan Shikai served as The President of the Republic of China, and Sun Yat-sen and Huang Xing could only stand on the sidelines. Yuan Shikai first appointed Huang Xing as chief of staff without real power. Huang Xing resigned from his post, and Yuan Shikai subsequently appointed Huang Xing as the retainer of nanjing. Soon after, Huang Xing served as the superintendent of the Sichuan-Han Railway and went with Dr. Sun Yat-sen to take the road of industrial salvation.
Immediately after that, the Song Jiaoren case occurred, sun Yat-sen advocated xingshi to please Yuan, and Huang Xing believed that the southern provinces did not have a unified opinion and the revolutionary forces were weak, and advocated a legal solution. Subsequently, Sun Yat-sen xingshi to discuss Yuan, the second revolution broke out, and Huang Xing was the commander of the Jiangsu Yuan army. Because part of the army of yuan was bribed by yuan with money, internal changes occurred, and the crusade against yuan failed, and Huang Xing, Sun Yat-sen and others had to go into exile in Japan again. Afterwards, Sun Yat-sen believed that some people did not obey his command, missed a good opportunity, and led to the failure of the second revolution, and blamed Huang Xingduo.
Subsequently, Sun Yat-sen wanted to reorganize the Kuomintang into the Chinese Revolutionary Party in Japan, requiring fingerprints to be pressed when joining the party and swearing an oath to obey Sun Yat-sen's orders. Huang Xing disagreed with Sun Yat-sen, refused to join, and went to the United States to launch a campaign in the United States to resist Yuan Shikai's borrowing from the United States. In 1915, Yuan Shikai declared himself emperor, and Huang Xing sent people to assist General Cai Yi in fleeing to Beijing and launching the Patriotic War. Huang Xing traveled everywhere, mobilizing celebrities and local generals to oppose Yuan Shikai's claim to the throne, and raising funds in Nanyang to help the Yunnan Protectorate Army. After Yuan Shikai's death, Huang Xing returned to China and resumed his former close relationship with Sun Yat-sen.
Because of the long-term running for the revolutionary cause, overwork became a disease. On October 10, 1916, Huang Xing was admitted to the hospital for stomach bleeding. On October 31, Huang Xing died of bleeding from rupture of the esophagus and gastric varices, vomiting blood, and died at the age of 42. According to his multiple large vomiting of blood and hepatomegaly before his death, it is speculated that it is a common complication of cirrhosis. On April 15, 1917, Huang Xing was buried in the small moon plain under the Yunlu Peak of Yuelu Mountain in Changsha.