Speaking of Dai Kasa and Chiang Kai-shek, the two first met around 1924 and 1925. At that time, Dai Kasa went south to Guangzhou and had just been admitted to the Whampoa Military Academy. At the Whampoa Military Academy, Dai was often taught by Chiang Kai-shek.
After the September 18 incident, Dai Kasa stayed with Chiang Kai-shek. In order to show his loyalty, he often provided information to Chiang Kai-shek, and gradually he also won Chiang Kai-shek's trust. In 1942, Dai Kasa's military command organization developed extremely rapidly, and even Chiang Kai-shek's guards were controlled by Dai Kasa, all of which inevitably caused Chiang Kai-shek's dissatisfaction and vigilance.
In 1987, Dai Kasa was born. His original name was Dai Chunfeng, the word Rain Farmer, was originally the child of a family in Zhejiang that did not land. Dai Kasa's early growth experience is quite similar to Chiang Kai-shek's, he lost his father at an early age, and he tasted the cold and warmth of the world early.
Because her mother was very strong, Dai Kasa had the opportunity to enter a private school. At the end of the Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the People's Republic, after the imperial examination system was abolished, Dai Mu could not bear to drop out of school. He arranged for him to continue his studies at the new elementary school, so his mother was very important in Dai Kasa's heart.
During his studies, Dai Kasa showed great intelligence. Subsequently, Dai Kasa was admitted to the Whampoa Military Academy, and gradually approached Chiang Kai-shek and became his confidant. Chiang Kai-shek categorically did not expect that Dai Kasa had actually graduated from the Whampoa Military Academy and had never joined the Kuomintang.
In 1932, under the arrangement of Chiang Kai-shek, Dai Kasa entered his inner circle and served as the head of the secret service. After this, Dai Kasa officially became the leader of Chiang Kai-shek's secret service organization. However, the Secret Service is, after all, a secret organization that is not visible, so the source of funding has become a problem.
In September 1932, Chiang Kai-shek reformed Dai Kasa's secret service into a unified management of the Central Military Commission. In this way, the former Secret Service became a formal government agency, and there were allocated funds.
In this way, Dai Kasa can move towards a better platform. In December 1936, the Xi'an Incident broke out. In fact, these "declarations" were all written by Dai Kasa.
In addition to the public publication of the "Declaration of Solicitation", eleven days after the Xi'an Incident. Faced with internal and external pressure, Dai Kasa decided to risk his life and rush to Xi'an to rescue Chiang Kai-shek. Chiang Kai-shek was imprisoned at the time, and some of the other factions of the Kuomintang were overwhelmed and wanted to take advantage of the opportunity to kill Chiang Kai-shek.
Dai Kasa's behavior was very touching to Jiang compared to others. Since then, not only has he restored his trust in Dai Kasa, but he has also gained a little more true feelings. After the Xi'an Incident was quelled, Chiang Kai-shek also mentioned Dai In his memoirs.
Before Dai Kasa went to Xi'an, he wrote a letter of final writing. "But I didn't see the leader, and I didn't want to die," the letter later became widely circulated. It was also after this important juncture that Chiang Kai-shek's attitude toward Dai Kasa underwent a one-hundred-and-eighty-degree change.
Later, Dai Kasa was awarded a medal by Chiang Kai-shek for the Xi'an Incident. Chiang Kai-shek also entrusted Zhang Xueliang, the direct initiator of the Xi'an Incident, to Dai Kasa's men. Later, after Chiang Kai-shek learned that Dai Kasa was suffering from chronic appendicitis, he not only cordially comforted his illness, but also sent Soong Mei-ling to visit him personally.
Song Meiling took Chiang Kai-shek's instructions and went to the hospital to visit Dai Kasa. At the same time, she also carried Chiang Kai-shek's handwritten letter, "Hope cherishes for hope, rain farmer brother." From Chiang Kai-shek's title, it can be seen that after the Xi'an Incident, Chiang Kai-shek had a little more brotherly affection for Dai Kasa.
Song Meiling even took care of the hospital where Dai Kasa was staying, and if Dai Kasa did not recover completely, he was not allowed to be discharged. The Lugou Bridge Incident broke out, and all of China began an all-out war of resistance. However, Chiang Kai-shek took the opportunity to make his secret service organization public, and Dai Kasa even pinned his hopes on becoming the supreme commander of the organization.
By the middle of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, Wang Jingwei and others had treasoned against the enemy. Chiang Kai-shek became more dependent on Dai Kasa and his military command, and Chiang Kai-shek has always followed the principle of "not using suspects and employing people without doubt." Under the full recommendation of Chiang Kai-shek, Dai Kasa officially stepped into the camp of the head of the military command from a lonely and nameless little minions.
When it comes to the assassination of General Yang Hucheng, many people remember that on September 6, 1949, before the Nationalist army left Chongqing, Yang Hucheng and his family, guards, secretaries and eight other people were secretly assassinated. In order to destroy the corpse, the killer also used chemicals on the remains.
Many people also believe that the assassination was carried out by Mao Renfeng, director of the Military Command Bureau. However, someone found clues in Dai Kasa's archives. It turned out that as early as 1937, Dai Kasa had received a secret order from Chiang Kai-shek to plan the assassination of Yang Hucheng.
On January 31, 1937, Dai Kasa expressed his intention to get rid of Yang Hucheng in a telegram sent to his subordinates. "Yang Hucheng is sinister and must be eradicated", after the Xi'an Incident, Yang Hucheng gradually lost control of the Northwest Army.
As early as June 29, 1937, Yang Hucheng was appointed as a military commissioner and forced to go to Europe and the United States to investigate. After the Xi'an Incident, Yang Hucheng asked Jiang several times for orders to return to China to resist Japan. However, none was allowed. It was not until early January that Yang Hucheng was allowed to return to China.
Yang Hucheng and his family traveled from Europe to Hong Kong, at which time Dai Kasa had advocated several times that Yang Hucheng should be "executed immediately" after his secret arrival in Hong Kong. Dai chose the location of the assassination in Hong Kong, but Chiang Kai-shek did not agree. In Jiang's opinion, it is better to carry out secret executions in Hankou.
Dai Kasa feared that yang Hucheng's internal execution would arouse suspicion, and in the end, Jiang did not agree to Dai Kasa's plan. He had no choice but to temporarily change the secret order, asking his subordinates to "monitor" Yang Hucheng, and eventually replace the assassination.
In late November 1937, Dai received a secret order from Chiang Kai-shek to formally detain Yang Hucheng. Subsequently, Dai Kasa sent Li Jiajie, the special agent leader, from Nanjing to Nanchang to stand by. On December 1, Dai Kasa replaced Chiang Kai-shek and warmly welcomed Yang Hucheng back to China at the Wuchang Railway Station.
After that, he accompanied Yang Hucheng on the flying Gan. When Yang Hucheng got off the plane, he took him to the bungalow that he had rented in advance. After this, General Yang Hucheng lost his freedom and began a decade-long life of detention.
Afterwards, Dai Kasa was very upset. He also complained several times in cables with Chiang Kai-shek's secretary. He thought that he could have removed Yang Hucheng in one fell swoop, so as not to have a long night. However, Chiang Kai-shek changed his mind.
As the situation of the War of Resistance continued to change, Dai Kasa could only take Yang Hucheng with him and continue to move. In 1939, Guangzhou and Wuhan fell one after another. Because of the lack of materials, the price of goods in the rear has risen rapidly. Chiang Kai-shek was very anxious, and Dai Kasa proposed that shopping funds could be stolen from the occupied areas.
No matter how much Chiang Kai-shek trusted Dai Kasa, he was always guarding against him in terms of military power. On the contrary, in order to flatter Chiang Kai-shek, Dai Kasa imitated Chiang Kai-shek at all times in his work and used him as an example. Until March 15, 1946, Dai Kasa took off in a plane, and finally the plane crashed, killing all the people on board.
To this day, the reasons for Dai Kasa's death are still unclear. Some people speculate that the plane crash was due to Jiang's murder. Others believe that this was just an accident. I really think that no matter what, with the departure of Dai Kasa, not only saved his relationship with Jiang on the verge of opposing the goal, but also left Jiang in the military command with no one to compete with.