The number one news in 1938 was that the king of Shandong and the great warlord Han Fu had been shot by Chiang Kai-shek! On January 11, 1938, Chiang Kai-shek held a high-level military conference in Kaifeng, and Han Fu was arrested immediately after arriving in Kaifeng, and on January 24, after the "military judicial trial", he was shot and killed on the grounds of "not obeying orders and retreating without authorization", at the age of 47.
Since Han Fuyu took charge of Shandong, he vowed to "change the country into a qi", he clarified the rule of officials, smoked bans, and suppressed bandits, and vigorously developed Shandong's educational undertakings, built model new villages, and called on Shandong's rural areas to vigorously study model villages in order to promote economic security. Did a lot of good things.
In 1938, the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression was in a fierce progress, and the great enemy was present, so why did Chiang Kai-shek behead the generals?
Actually, it's a long story.
Han Fuyu's ancestral home is Puxi County, Wuchang Province, Hubei Province, during the Ming Yongle years, his ancestors migrated to Bazhou, Hebei Province, and settled in Pujiao, and then moved to Dongtaishan Village in the early Qing Dynasty, and it has been eighteen generations since Han Fuyu's generation.
In the seventeenth year of the Qing Dynasty (1891), on the fifth day of the first lunar month, Han Fuyu was born in Dongtaishan Village, nine kilometers east of Bazhou City, Hebei Province, surrounded by water on three sides by the Zhongting River, an ordinary farmhouse with six bungalows, more than 30 acres of arable land, and self-raised livestock and mills.
When Han Fuyu was young, due to the large population of his family, he was relatively large, but when he reached the age of school, he read for several years. In the second year of Xuan reunification (1910), Han Fuyu left home to make another living and broke into Guandong to Liaoyang. At the time of the recruitment of troops in the twentieth town of Beiyang in Xinminfu, Han Fuyu resolutely joined the army, ate military food, and was appointed as a soldier in the third battalion of the 80th standard of the 40th Association. His superior, Feng Yuxiang, saw that Han Fu had a Sven appearance and could write well, and he liked it very much, so he called him a Si Shusheng. Since then, Han Fuyu has been promoted step by step under Feng Yuxiang, and together with Shi Yousan, Sun Liangcheng, Liu Ruming, Sun Lianzhong, etc., he has become Feng Yuxiang's right-hand man, known as the "Thirteenth Taibao".
Because Han Fu had a certain culture, he was promoted from Zhengbing to Battalion Commander in less than half a year, and established a good relationship with Feng. He participated in the anti-Qing organization "Martial Arts Research Society" organized by Feng and became one of the backbones. After the Xinhai Revolution, he participated in the Luanzhou Uprising with Feng and returned to his hometown after his defeat. In the first year of the Republic of China (1912), he once again joined Feng Yuxiang's ministry. He was first secretary, then company commander, battalion commander and regimental commander.
In January of the fourteenth year of the Republic of China (1925), Han Fuyu was appointed as the brigade commander of the 1st Brigade of the 1st Division of the 1st Army of the Nationalist Army. In November, the Nationalist army attacked Tianjin, and Han Fuyu led the death squad to invade Tianjin first, and was promoted to the commander of the First Division of the First Army and the commander of the Tianjin Garrison. Tianjin is very close to Han Fuyu's hometown of Bazhou, and Han Fuyu can also be regarded as a return to his hometown.
At the end of the seventeenth year of the Republic of China (1928), Han Fu was appointed chairman of Henan Province, but soon after feng Yuxiang was removed from the post of division commander, Han Fuyu had a conflict with his benefactor Feng Yuxiang, and it became more and more serious, and he had the heart to turn to Chiang Kai-shek. On May 22, the eighteenth year of the Republic of China (1929), Han Fuyu and Shi Yousan jointly sent a telegram, saying that they would "maintain peace and support the Central Committee" and accepted the appointment of Chiang Kai-shek as the commander-in-chief of the Third Route Army.
In the nineteenth year of the Republic of China (1930), during the Great War of the Central Plains of Jiang Fengyan, Han Fuyu served as the commander-in-chief of the Third Route Army of the "Rebel Army" and led his troops to Shandong, and Han Fuyu served as the chairman of Shandong Province in Jinan in September, beginning his eight-year rule over Shandong.
Less than a few months after Han Fu surrendered to Chiang Kai-shek, Han Fuyu found that the financial support that Chiang Kai-shek had originally promised was almost a blank piece of paper, and Han Fu was very dissatisfied, so he had a premeditated plan against Chiang Kai-shek. When Han Fuyu was the chairman of Shandong Province, he repeatedly attacked Chiang Kai-shek's cronies in Shandong and tried to expel Chiang Kai-shek's forces from the land of Qilu. In the Xi'an Incident in 1936, Han Fuyu sent a telegram to support Zhang Xueliang and Yang Hucheng to force Chiang Kai-shek to resist Japan, and the contradictions between him and Chiang Kai-shek further deepened.
After the outbreak of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression in the 26th year of the Republic of China (1937), Han Fuyu served as the deputy commander of the Fifth Theater and the commander-in-chief of the Third Army, responsible for commanding the Shandong military and undertaking the defense of the Yellow River. When the Japanese army attacked Shandong, Han Fu had resisted the Japanese attack in Dezhou, and in the winter of the twenty-sixth year of the Republic of China (1937), when the Japanese army attacked Shandong, the Hanbu suffered heavy losses, the Bloody Battle of Dezhou, the loss of more than half of the three divisions of the Hanbu, coupled with Chiang Kai-shek's transfer of the hanbu artillery, the military disadvantage caused Han Fuyu to change his attitude, in order to preserve his strength, he abandoned Jinan without a war. On the eve of Han Fuyu's evacuation, he ordered the burning of the provincial government and the JindeHui, known as the "Scorched Earth Resistance", and implemented the clearing of the field.
When the Japanese army advanced to Shandong, Han Fu faced the aggressive approach of the Japanese army, and when the battle was about to be fought, Chiang Kai-shek did not trust him and transferred the heavy artillery brigade of the Central Army promised to him to Tang Enbo's department, and In order to retain the strength of his concubine troops, Han Fu almost retreated without a fight, took the initiative to abandon the natural danger of the Yellow River Mount, and within a few days abandoned the Yellow River defense line, which was expected to be defended for several weeks.
After Han Fuyu left Jinan, Li Zongren ordered him to die in Tai'an. Han Fu called back: "Nanjing is not guarded, why guard Tai'an?" Li received the telegram, and was furious again, and transferred Han Dian to Chiang Kai-shek, accusing Han Fuyu of not listening to the command. On the other hand, he secretly contacted Liu Xiang, chairman of the Sichuan provincial government, in an attempt to jointly launch an anti-Chiang kai-shek campaign. Han Fu's actions made Chiang Kai-shek determined to eliminate him.
Thus there was this scene where Old Jiang was determined to kill Han Fuyu.
After Han Fuyu was killed, he left a large group of wives and concubines and children. What to do? Thanks to his hair-tie wife, Gao Yizhen, she is an amazing woman! Led the family through a series of difficulties.
Man, when there is money and power, there are many people who are willing to meet you, and they want the wind to be windy and the rain to be rainy. Now that Han Fuyu had fallen into this step, the people around him could not avoid it. Thanks to his wife Gao Yizhen, who is a strong person.
Han Fu's wife, Gao Yizhen, was born in 1890, and after Han Fuyu was executed, Gao Yizhen led four sons and a daughter to drift away and finally settled in Beiping. In 1957, at the age of 67, Gao Yizhen died of illness in Beijing.
Concubine Ji Ganqing, formerly known as Xu Shuixian, is a famous man in the area of the Source River in Henan.
Concubine Li Yuqing, a famous prostitute in Nanzhangtai, a native of Jiangsu.
Han Fu's four sons, who were also teenagers at the time, the first three were born to Gao Yizhen, and the fourth son was born to "Lady Of Entertainment" Li Yuqing. The eldest son, Han Sixian, who understood something at that time, was stimulated by the shooting of his father and became insane; a young man with a prosperous style, later died of illness in a mental hospital; the second son, Han Sixian, studied at a private church middle school in Shandong at an early age, studied at the National Wuhan University, was admitted to the Military and Political University after liberation, and participated in the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea, and after demobilization, taught at the Lanzhou Electric Power Technical School; the third son, Han Sifeng, moved to Wuhan with his family, was admitted to the Kuomintang Central Military Academy that had moved to Sichuan at that time, and worked in the Xi'an Transport Company after liberation The youngest son, Han Sihuang, was admitted to Tsinghua University, studied in Austria after graduation, and then returned to China to settle down. Gao Yizhen poured all the energy of the rest of her life into her children, which was regarded as academic success.
This is the final fate of Han Fuyu's four sons after being executed by Chiang Kai-shek.
Text/Fu Huaxuan, picture from the Internet