When it comes to Dai Kasa, the first impression in many people's minds is mysterious, because no one can say what kind of person he is in life and work. It has a lot to do with his profession. As a senior leader and actual head of the Military Command Bureau, confidentiality is a necessary prerequisite for his work.
The main duties of the Military Command Bureau, which he was in charge of, were intelligence gathering and assassination, both of which required high confidentiality. However, these things do not need to be done by himself, the Military Command Bureau is a huge organization, generally in terms of assassination, many times for different targets also set up special operations groups.
The members inside are like death squads, preparing for going back.
If a target that needs to be assassinated appears, Dai Kasa is only responsible for sending down the relevant information about this person, and the subordinates will formulate the operation to complete the task. Among the many cadres under him, the most effective were four.
They are known as the Four Great Kongs, all of them are very capable, and have different personalities, and have made a lot of contributions to Dai Kasa. But their endings are different.
The first one, experienced with a hundred thorns Chen Gongshu
Born in 1907, he was admitted to the Whampoa Military Academy at the age of 18 and graduated with honors. In 1932, he joined the head of the Secret Service and has since carried out assassination missions several times. And most of the targets are traitors.
In 1933, according to Dai Kasa's orders, Zhang Jingyao, the commander of the group army who defected to the Japanese, was eliminated. He made meticulous preparations before the operation, and finally shot Zhang Jingyao to death in a hotel.
After this mission, almost every year he would receive orders to assassinate some prominent traitors. In 1934, he assassinated the Japanese warlord Shi Yousan, but this man was very cautious and hid in the concession and refused to show his head. He and his men were unable to do anything about it, and later decided to poison the dish, but unfortunately it was discovered, and the assassination failed.
Later, in 1935 and 1937, he planned the assassinations of Yin Rugeng and Wang Jingwei respectively, but unfortunately both failed. It can be said that Chen Gongshu planned many actions, but there were also many failures.
He went to Taiwan after the victory of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, and it is interesting to note that in his later years he was reluctant to stay in a place with strong light because of the habit of being a killer.
Second, discerning righteousness is intoxicating
Compared with the previous one, the ending of Shen Drunk was not bad. During the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, he was also a killer like Chen Gongshu, killing many people and engaging in espionage operations for a long time.
After the Revival Society was transformed into the Military Command Bureau in 1938, he went from group leader to chief of the department, with the rank of major general to general, and was a representative of the bureau's notorious age, although he was young, but very senior.
On the eve of victory in the 1949 Liberation War, he was held hostage by an uprising general and was later imprisoned as war criminals with several former colleagues.
In 1980, he signed the telegram of the uprising, asking members of the subordinate organizations to hand over weapons and other equipment. This act changed his identity, turning him from a war criminal into an uprising general, accepted by the government, and enjoyed vice-ministerial treatment.
He then enjoyed his old age and died of illness in 1996.
The third, chasing zhao Lijun, who was too old
As I said before, the four King Kongs have different personalities and different styles. The image of the first two is a little more positive, Chen Gongshu kills people, but most of the people he kills are traitors.
The same is true of Shen Drunk, and eventually abandons the dark in time. But Zhao Lijun was different, and the two of them were a really fierce and vicious person than him.
In 1942, because of the contradiction between Yan Xishan and Chiang Kai-shek, Chiang ordered the control of the road from southern Jin to Luoyang. Dai Kasa recommended him to do it. So he became the inspector of Luoyang Special District, but after he took office, he often blackmailed passing guests, and if he did not do so, he would even beat people to death and push them into the Yellow River.
Moreover, he has no principles in his life and only cares about personal interests. In 1941, his men exchanged guns for opium with bandits and then sold them for profit.
As a result, he was discovered by Wei Xiaoru, the inspector of Henan, and the leader was executed. Since then, he has hated Wei Xiaoru very much. In 1942, Wei Xiaoru went to Henan to attend a conference, but disappeared inexplicably. After some investigation, he was killed by Zhao Lijun, and he generously admitted that he did not care.
However, the Henan party department and other activists went to Chiang Kai-shek, who was furious and ordered Zhao Lijun to be executed. In the same year, he was shot on charges of homicide.
The fourth, double-sided spy Wang Tianmu
This man is the most controversial of the Four King Kongs. In his early days, he was a patriotic and enthusiastic person who participated in the assassination of Wang Jingwei organized by the military command.
Later, when he was the station commander of the military command, he also had a close relationship with the patriotic students, and together with them he established a secret hoeing organization. However, such a man with a sense of justice surrendered to the Japanese in 1939 and served as a member of the Central Committee of the puppet government under their control.
Here's the thing, he was kidnapped by the traitor Li Shiqun, but soon after he returned safely. This aroused Dai Kasa's suspicions, and without careful investigation, he directly sent someone to assassinate him, which led to his eventual rebellion.
However, there is also a theory that all this was designed by him and Dai Kasa, in order to break into the core of the Japanese army to steal intelligence. But there is no evidence to confirm it. Wang Tianmu ended up in Taiwan in 1945, and there has been no news since.