The Suiyuan War of Resistance was a particularly influential and particularly meaningful war of resistance.
Suiyuan Anti-Japanese War, which occurred in 1936, the battle began on November 15 and ended on December 19, the battle was divided into the Battle of Honggeltu, the Battle of Bailing Temple and the Battle of Xilamuleng Temple, especially the Battle of Bailing Temple was the most influential, and some history also called the Suiyuan Anti-Japanese War "Lark Temple Victory".
The units involved were Fu Zuoyi's 35th Army and Zhao Chengshou's cavalry army.
It is said that it is a war of resistance, but it is three guys who fight.
One was wang Ying, born in Wuyuan, Inner Mongolia, who joined the Northwest Army in his early years, and served under Feng Yuxiang as the commander of the Wuyuan and Linhe Security Cavalry Regiments, the commander of Bao Ning's road protection, etc.; later defected to Feng Zhi, the commander of the 31st Army of the Northeast Army; when Feng Yuxiang formed the Anti-Japanese Allied Army, he returned to serve as the commander of the Northern Guerrilla Army. In 1935, he was appointed by the Japanese as the commander of the "Great Han Rebel Army".
In Honggeltu, Wang Ying first led more than 1,500 people to fight with more than 300 people of Fu Zuoyi and Zhao Chengshou, who had the support of aircraft cannons, and we only had rifles, but the first battle was a big defeat for them, and our reinforcements arrived and fought for five days, which naturally led Wang Ying to a big defeat and retreated.
This traitor, Wang Ying, was later appointed by the Japanese as chairman of the Puppet Suixi Autonomous Committee and commander of the Puppet Suixi Autonomous United Army. It was suppressed by the people's government in 1951.
The other is the King of De, whose full name is "Prince Demuchuk Donglupu", the prince of Inner Mongolia. In March 1932, after Puyi used Japanese power to establish the pseudo-"Manchukuo", he also stepped up his collusion with Japan in a vain attempt to realize his political ambition to become the emperor of the "Mongol Empire". Later, under the joint planning of Japanese secret agents, a pseudo-"Mongol Military General Headquarters" was established in Chabei and a "Mongolian Military Government" was formed, with King De as its president.
The Battle of the Lark Temple was fought against king De's puppet Mongolian army and direct cavalry and Japanese officers, a total of more than 3,000 people. The battle lasted for four days, and we recovered the Lark Temple. In total, more than 700 puppet troops were killed or wounded, more than 300 prisoners were taken prisoner, and more than 300 casualties were inflicted on our side.
After that, King De served as chairman of the pseudo-"Mongolia-Xinjiang Joint Committee" and chairman of the pseudo-"Mongolian-Xinjiang Joint Autonomous Government.", and he and Puyi, the "political twin brothers," became the faithful tools of Japanese imperialism's aggression against China. After the victory of the War of Resistance, he fled to Ulaanbaatar, and in 1950, as the leader of the pseudo-"Mongolian Xinjiang" war criminals, he was extradited back to China to accept the trial of history and the people, amnesty in 1963, and died in 1966 at the age of 64.
There is also Li Shouxin, Li Shouxin is an ally of Inner Mongolia Zhuosot, joined the bandits in his early years, later defected to the Northeast Army, served as a regimental commander, after the "918 Incident" once led the army to resist the Japanese attack, but in 1933 when the Japanese army attacked Rehe, he defected to Japan and became a traitor, fought against the anti-Japanese armed forces, and served as "Rehe Guerrilla Commander", "Commander of the Chadong Garrison Army" and other pseudo-positions. In May 1936, at the behest of the Japanese, he joined the pseudo-"Mongol military government" of the German king, the commander-in-chief of the pseudo-Mongol army. He fled to Ulaanbaatar after following the German king, where he was arrested in 1950 and extradited to China for trial. He was pardoned in 1964 and died in 1970 at the age of 78.
Although the Suiyuan War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression was fought by puppet troops, there were Japanese people serving as military advisers in these puppet armies, and they were all accomplices of the Japanese.
At the beginning of the article, we mentioned: The Suiyuan War of Resistance was a particularly influential and particularly meaningful war of resistance. This is because after the "September 18 Incident," China fought against Japan in the Songhu War of Resistance and the Great Wall War of Resistance, but every time it ended in the signing of a treaty that humiliated the country by losing power and humiliation, and this time in the War of Resistance, our army not only recovered the lost land, but also did not sign any treaty.
Further reading:
Who were the commanders of the two divisions of the 5th Army that reinforced the Songhu War of Resistance? What happened after that?
During the Great Wall War of Resistance, our side mobilized more than 40 divisions and more than 200,000 troops, why did it still fail?