Zhang Zuolin, a bandit by birth, was "recruited" by the Qing government after his power was strong, and has been tepid since then, until he was promoted by Yuan Shikai to become a major member of the side. Yuan Shikai first appointed him as the commander of the 27th Division, and later was vigorously promoted by Yuan Shikai for supporting Yuan Shikai's "speed and righteousness".
Zhang Zuolin took a group photo with his children. Zhang Zuolin had six wives and concubines and fourteen children (eight sons and six daughters).
Zhang Zuolin (left) side photo, full of banditry. In 1916, Yuan Shikai died, and although Zhang Zuolin did not have Yuan Shikai's east wind, he had already gained a firm foothold in the northeast and continued to soar by strength and power. In June 1927, Zhang Zuolin was appointed Grand Marshal of the Army and Navy, becoming the last ruler of Beiyang and reaching the peak of his life.
Zhang Zuolin's eight sons.
Zhang Zuolin's six daughters are all very beautiful.
Zhang Zuolin's special train was bombed and twisted, and the carriage he himself was riding in was destroyed.
At the scene of the explosion of the Huanggutun Railway Bridge, explosives were installed under the bridge.
In early June 1928, Zhang Zuolin was forced to "abdicate", took a train back to his hometown, and was photographed at the moment of being killed in Huanggutun, taken by the Japanese. Misfortune and happiness depend on each other, the full moon is lost, and the dragon has regrets, but Zhang Zuolin fell from the peak of his life to the trough very quickly, only for one year.