Foreword: In the 14-year War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, the Japanese occupied most of China's great rivers and mountains. However, the Japanese are small and small, China is rich in land, and in addition to the strong military strength and great ambitions, the Japanese are very lacking in other aspects, including human resources and strategic materials. Therefore, after the Japanese invaded China, they adopted a different policy from the merger and complete occupation of Korea, and adopted a strategy of supporting puppets with China to control China and feed the war with war.
Schematic map of Japan's occupation of Chinese territory
So how many puppet regimes did the Japanese support during the war of aggression against China? There are as many as 7 in total.
I. The pseudo-"Manchukuo" was established on March 1, 1932, with the main jurisdiction over the three northeastern provinces and Chahar, and the puppet Manchu ruler and emperor was puyi, the deposed emperor of the Qing Dynasty.
Recently, there have been some strange arguments, some people have been beautifying Puyi, which makes me really confused why.
Puyi, the puppet emperor of Manchukuo, was supported by the Japanese to come to power
Map of Puppet Manchukuo
2. The Communist Autonomous Committee of the Eastern Hebei Defense.
On November 25, 1935, the traitor Yin Rugeng and others established the "Jidong Defense Communist Autonomous Committee", which was soon renamed the "Jidong Defense Communist Autonomous Government", with jurisdiction roughly covering the northeast of present-day Hebei Province, with a population of about 6 million (on February 1, 1938, the government merged with the pseudo-"Provisional Government of the Republic of China" established in Beiping).
Yin Rugeng
Jurisdiction
3. The Chanan Autonomous Government.
The pseudo-"Chanan Autonomous Government" was established on September 4, 1937 in Dazhangjiakou, a traitor
Yu Pinqing served as the chairman of the government.
It mainly administers 10 counties in the south of Chahar, with a population of about 2 million (in September 1939, it was merged into the puppet Mongolian-Xinjiang United Autonomous Government).
Yu Pinqing
Propaganda posters at the time
4. Jinbei Autonomous Government.
The pseudo-"Jinbei Autonomous Government" was established on October 15, 1937, stationed in Datong County.
Xia Gong, a Qing Dynasty man in his seventies and a traitor, served as the "chairman of the Jinbei Autonomous Government".
It has jurisdiction over 13 counties in Yanbei and has a population of about 1.5 million (in 1939, the Jinbei Autonomous Government was merged into the pseudo-"Mongolian-Xinjiang United Autonomous Government").
Xia Gong
Seat of government
5. "Provisional Government of the Republic of China".
The pseudo-"Provisional Government of the Republic of China" was established in Beiping on December 14, 1937, under the chairmanship of the traitor Wang Kemin, and had jurisdiction over the two cities of Beiping and Tianjin and the Japanese-occupied districts of Shanxi, Hebei, Henan (partially) and Shandong provinces (on March 30, 1940, the "Provisional Government of the Republic of China" was merged into the Provisional Government of the Wang puppet regime in Nanjing).
The traitor Wang Kemin
6. "Restoration Of the Republic of China".
After the traitor Liang Hongzhi surrendered to Japan, he established the "Restoration Government of the Republic of China" in Nanjing on March 28, 1938, with jurisdiction over the Japanese-occupied areas of Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Anhui provinces, and the two special cities of Nanjing and Shanghai.
Liang Hongzhi
7. "Mongolia-Xinjiang United Autonomous Government".
The pseudo-"Mongolian-Xinjiang United Autonomous Government" was established in September 1939.
The head of government is
Prince Demuchuk Donrup
The so-called capital was in Zhangjiakou, which governed today
Central Inner Mongolia region.
The area under the jurisdiction of the "Mongolian-Xinjiang United Autonomous Government"
VIII. Wang Pseudo"National Government of the Republic of China".
Wang Pseudo "National Government of the Republic of China"
Founded in March 1940 in Nanjing, Wang Jingwei served as acting chairman of the regime's "National Government" and president of the Executive Yuan, in 1945
The War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression
Disband after the end.
Although the Wang puppet Nationalist government nominally took over the original"
Restoration of the Government of the Republic of China
”、
Provisional Government of the Puppet Republic of China
and"
Mongolian-Xinjiang United Autonomous Government
"Wait for Japan to support it."
Puppet regime
, but the "provisional government" of the Japanese has the final say (
North China Political Affairs Committee)
and
In fact, it is independent of the management of the Wang puppet government.
Wang Jingwei
Conclusion: When studying Japan's war of aggression against China, we find that there are two points worth noting: First, among students studying in Japan, there is the greatest chance of producing traitors, including Wang Jingwei, Yin Rugeng, Zhang Zongxiang, Chen Bijun, Zhou Fohai, Chu Minyi, Zhou Zuoren, Wang Youting, Qian Daosun, Zhang Ziping, and so on, all of whom went to Japan to study and were deeply influenced by Japanese culture and the Japanese, and finally took the road of traitors and traitors. Second, among the Japanese soldiers, a considerable number of them were Koreans, Taiwanese, and Northeasterners, which is not even a puppet army; the so-called Japanese army that occupied Wuxi and stationed in Shawenqi, Beimen, was actually completely Northeasterners.
Tomorrow is 9.18, and I write this article in the hope that everyone will not forget history and only look at the so-called economic interests short-sighted.