China's most arrogant bandit was jointly suppressed by China and Russia, and his head was stored in the museum
Zashan Eagle (formerly known as Zhang Leshan) is a famous bandit leader at the beginning of liberation, he became a bandit in Northeast Peony at the age of 15, and became the leader of the bandits at the age of 18, there are three absolutes, namely: marksmanship, absolute eyes, and legs, during World War II, he also defected to Japanese imperialism, and later the Zashan Eagle was captured alive by Yang Zirong of the Northeast People's Liberation Army, and finally died of illness in prison.
In fact, there are many bandits like mountain carvings in the 20th century, such as Bai Baoshan, Sun Delin, Black Lamas and others, among which the black lamas are the most arrogant bandits, and later they were jointly suppressed by China and Russia, and their heads were stored in museums.
The Black Lama's real name is Danbi Gyaltsen, also known as Danbin Gyaltsen, Dan bin, and one of his most common names is the false lama, who lived a nomadic life in the Volga Valley in his early years, and was imprisoned by the Tsar for participating in the activities of the Decembrists, but the Black Lama later managed to escape from prison.
Prison is a very complicated place, the Black Lama because of this arrest contact with the Lost Teachings, escaped from hiding to study the teachings, and claimed to have obtained superb mana, and later the Black Lama also served in Beijing's Jiahuktu Yamen, but led an army to attack the Chinese troops stationed in Kobdo from 1911 to 1912.
In 1914, the Black Lama was sent to prison by the Russian government, but three years later the Black Lama regained his freedom, cooperated with the White Russian army in 1921, and after the defeat, he became king of the mountains and became a bandit.
In the east from the Ejin River, north to the Middle-Mongolia Boundary Mountain, south of the western section of the Hexi Corridor, west of the Tianshan Mountain, with a total area of about 180,000 square kilometers, long-term uninhabited, is the largest local uninhabited area, because it is covered with black gravel, so it is known as the "Black Gobi".
But the Black Gobi is in the throat of the silk ancient road, after the black lama became a bandit in the black Gobi, 500 tents were stationed on the black Gobi, he cut off the traditional Silk Road traffic line, specially robbed the caravan and government officials, and even set up his own checkpoint, the long-awaited merchants collected taxes, and the reputation spread far and wide, so that the villagers in the three neighboring provinces were frightened.
And the black lama's den also has very strict rules, do not touch the Mongols, do not eat the grass on the edge of the nest, and absolutely do not rob the postman.
Since China entered the modern era, the previous silk ancient road has also been re-routed, one of the major reasons is related to the black lama, because of the emergence of the black lama, the black Gobi section of the Silk Road had to be difficult to move in the 1920s and 1930s, and opened up a route from Liuyuan through tail smoke pier to Hami, the "first city of the Tianshan Mountains".
The presence of black lamas caused headaches for both China and Russia, and it is said that the number of merchants at Yumenguan suddenly increased, half of them to investigate black lamas and black Gobi agents.
Later, in 1923, the noise of the black lama suddenly stopped, no one knew where the black lama went, and his large number of people and horses and the huge wealth accumulated were all gone, so it caused a lot of discussion, some people thought that the black lama could spells and had four lives. There are many legends about black lamas circulating in the grasslands.
In fact, the Black Lama was jointly suppressed by China and Russia, and the black lama was killed by the former Soviet Union's war hero Kardi Karnukov, and most of the Black Lama's retinue were also captured and finally disposed of, so there was one more "red stone mountain" in the world.
To this day, the head of the Black Lama is still preserved in a museum in St. Petersburg, Russia, and is a treasure numbered 3394.