At noon on March 17, 1946, a Plane No. 222 from Qingdao to Shanghai was passing through Nanjing, sending a mysterious telegram to Nanjing Airport: Plane No. 222 was about to land at the airport. Nanjing Airport quickly arranged personnel to prepare for the 222nd plane, who knew that after waiting for several hours, they did not see the shadow of the 222nd. At four o'clock in the afternoon, the airport staff reported to Chiang Kai-shek the news of the disappearance of Plane 222, and after hearing the news, Chiang Kai-shek was silent for a long time before he said eight words heavily: To see people alive, and to see corpses in death. Plane 222 must have taken a very important figure of the Kuomintang to make Chiang Kai-shek so nervous, and after confirming his death, our Party and all the democrats clapped their hands and applauded, and only Chiang Kai-shek was deeply saddened. This video will tell the mystery of the death of Dai Kasa, the "king of spies" in the Republic of China period.
Although Dai Kasa was only the deputy director of the Kuomintang Bureau of Investigation and Statistics and was awarded the rank of major general by Chiang Kai-shek, he was actually the real ruler of the Kuomintang military unification organization. As one of Chiang Kai-shek's most trusted confidants, Tang Shaoyi, the first premier of the Republic of China, Yang Quan, vice chairman of the Chinese People's National Rights Protection League, and Shi Liangcai, general manager of the Declaration, all died at his hands. Even in 1927, when Chiang Kai-shek was first forced into the wilderness, everyone avoided him, and only Dai Kasa unremittingly expressed his resolute support and support, declaring that he would continue to do a good job in intelligence work for Chiang Kai-shek.
Such a secret service leader is undoubtedly Chiang Kai-shek's right and left arm, the most loyal subordinate, and Dai Kasa has been called Chiang Kai-shek's "most loyal sword." After learning that Dai Kasa was missing from Plane 222, Chiang Kai-shek immediately picked up the microphone and called Zhou Zhirou, director of the Aviation Committee, asked him in a panicked and nervous tone about the whereabouts of Plane No. 22, and ordered the military command and various departments to immediately find out the whereabouts of Dai Kasa and Plane No. 222.
After the victory of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, under the active urging of the CPC and people from all walks of life throughout the country, Chiang Kai-shek sent three telegrams inviting Chairman Mao to Chongqing for peace talks. At the same time, the agreements between various democrats and the CCP all put forward the demand for the abolition of the Kuomintang secret service organs, and Dai Kasa, as the head of the secret service, was the first target to bear the brunt of the liquidation. Chiang Kai-shek pushed the boat along the water and decided to abolish the existence of the Bureau of Investigation and Statistics. In March 1946, Chiang Kai-shek personally sent a telegram to Dai Kasa asking him to "return to Chongqing as soon as possible", but Dai Kasa did not go back directly according to Chiang Kai-shek's instructions, but instead flew from Beiping to Qingdao on March 16, and from Qingdao to Shanghai on March 17.
Would Dai Kasa insist on flying to Shanghai despite Chiang Kai-shek's orders, in order to meet some important person? In the midst of the public opinion, some people said that after Dai Kasa learned that Chiang Kai-shek was going to abolish the secret service organs of the military command, he extensively circulated all over the country, and while dealing with cases of traitors and enemies and puppets, he secretly met with He Yingqin and other important people in military circles to make full preparations for his future personal safety and career.
On March 16, Dai rushed from Beiping to Qingdao to meet Admiral Kirk of the U.S. Seventh Fleet, because Dai knew Chiang Kai-shek's plans for civil war and knew that Chiang Kai-shek needed the U.S. Seventh Fleet to help the Nationalists complete the tasks of transporting troops and seizing strategic locations and transportation routes. The U.S. Navy is Dai Kasa's most important supporter abroad, and the U.S. side has always been interested in cooperating with Dai Kasa, who decided to first win over Admiral Kirk and seek a position as a naval commander for himself.
It was only after Dai Kasa arrived in Qingdao that he found that the General Kirk he was going to see had flown to Shanghai one step ahead, and Dai Kasabai ran a trip. After a night's rest, Dai Kasa took a special plane to shanghai the next day, and it was very unfortunate that not long after the plane took off from Qingdao, the correspondent received a notice of heavy rain in Shanghai, and at this time, the sky over Shanghai was thick with dark clouds, lightning and thunder, and it was no longer suitable for landing. In desperation, Dai Kasa could only change the destination to Nanjing, preparing to take a short rest in Nanjing, and then go to Shanghai, but he did not expect that plane 222 disappeared after issuing a landing notice to Nanjing Airport.
However, this statement has not been confirmed from the people and information around Dai Kasa, and it is not known whether it was to meet Admiral Kirk. Some people also say that Dai Kasa rushed to Shanghai for a woman, and this woman was Hu Die, a famous actress in the Republic of China period.
As we all know, Dai Kasa, the head of the military command, is a big color demon, from celebrities to beautiful female agents in the military command organization and even dust women, they have all been Dai Kasa's guests. Dai Kasa fell in love with the charming Hu Die at first sight, and there were even rumors that Hu Die was Dai Kasa's favorite woman, and there was no one. But the charming Hu Di was already a married woman when she met Dai Kasa, and even if Dai Kasa loved it like crazy, she could not directly rob her.
And Dai Kasa went to Shanghai to find Du Yuesheng, a good brother who had eight worships with him, and let Du Yuesheng come forward to urge Hu Die and her husband Pan Yousheng to divorce. Is Dai Kasa really crazy about being so crazy for a woman? During the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, Hu Di decided to move back to the mainland from Hong Kong and consign back 30 boxes of jewelry, but these 30 boxes of jewelry were lost in the process of transportation. Hu Die used his personal connections to find people everywhere to help find them, and after several turns, he found Dai Kasa, and after Dai Kasa learned about it, he ignored what important things the people in the Military Command bureau had, and all of them went out to find these 30 boxes of belongings for Hu Die.
It's just that these 30 boxes of jewelry are like stones sinking into the sea, never seen, Dai Kasa in order to please Hu Di, out of his own pocket for her to collect 30 boxes of jewelry to send. The jewelry itself has a very high value, and these 30 boxes are probably worth a lot of money, so it is no wonder that the woman who wears Kasa to chase has never been untouchable.
However, Hu Die's own memoirs in her eighties mentioned the incident, saying that she did not fall in love with Dai Kasa to the death, and that Dai Kasa flew to Shanghai for her in 1946.
At this time, some people questioned whether It was possible that Dai Kasa saw the future of his liquidation, so he was killed in advance? At the Cairo Conference in 1943, the first thing US President Roosevelt said when he saw Chiang Kai-shek was to ask: "Is Dai Kasa coming?" On the contrary, he was cold and indifferent to Chiang Kai-shek himself, and this would not be a piece of evidence that caused Chiang Kai-shek to be jealous of Dai Kasa, after all, Chiang Kai-shek had publicly announced the abolition of the secret service organs of military unification, and Dai Kasa Gong Gao Zhen Lord, in order to avoid being attacked by Chiang Kai-shek in advance, he took advantage of the bad weather to take a plane, and once the plane crashed, he could find a stand-in of similar height and size to escape unconsciously.
Mao Renfeng, Dai Kasa's designated successor and the next head of the Military Command Bureau, was ordered to begin searching for Dai Kasa and the whereabouts of the plane from the afternoon of March 17, and it was finally clear in the early morning of March 18 that Dai Kasa was indeed missing. According to the landing notice received by the Nanjing airport, Mao Renfeng led people to carry out a carpet search in the airport area and found the wreckage of special plane No. 222 near Daishan Village, Banqiao Town, Jiangning County, Nanjing in the early morning of March 19.
Along with the wreckage were 13 bodies that had been burned beyond recognition, but the presence of dai kasa in them required further confirmation. Whether Dai Kasa had found a substitute for the golden cicada to get out of the shell, it was indeed not easy to see from the charred corpse, and finally Jia Jinnan, the aide-de-camp beside Dai Kasa, stood up and said that he had a way to identify whether there was a body of Dai Kasa in it.
Jia Jinnan said that Dai Kasa's left molar teeth had been inlaid with six gold teeth, and what was surprising was that dai Kasa was not found among the 13 people, and the people who searched the scene expanded the scope to continue to search, and soon found a corpse missing half of the body in a ditch not far from Daishan Mountain. Dai Kasa, known as "China's Himmler," actually died in the plane crash.
The theory of Dai Kasa's fraudulent death is self-defeating, and what is the truth of Dai Kasa's death? Why were the bodies of his confidants and even the crew and 13 other people in one place, and only Dai Kasa's body was in a ditch far away? On March 21, Shen Drunk, director of the General Affairs Office of the Military Command, who had been ordered by Chiang Kai-shek to trace Dai Kasa's relics, found a child eating with a special spoon made by the US military in Daishan Village, and he immediately realized that someone in the village must have taken a lot of items from the crashed plane.
After interrogating the villagers of Daishan Village, Shen Drunk found an extremely important thing- the Nine Dragon Sword. Speaking of this sword, we have to mention the infamous Sun Dianying. In 1928, Sun Dianying excavated the two imperial tombs of Qianlong and Cixi overnight, and looted the treasures inside, the most precious of which was the Qianlong Nine Dragon Sword. The Nine Dragon Sword is about 5 feet long and nine purple and gold dragons are carved into the sheath of the sword, which is a symbol of imperial power.
During the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, Sun Dianying gave him this sword in order to please Dai Kasa, who received this sword very much and gave it to his most trusted subordinate Ma Hansan for safekeeping. Unexpectedly, Ma Hansan was captured by Japanese agents in 1940, and in order to survive, Ma Hansan not only betrayed the country and his superiors, but also dedicated the Nine Dragon Sword to the Japanese spy Yoshiko Kawashima.
However, after the victory of the War of Resistance, Kawashima Yoshiko was taken into custody by the Kuomintang Military Command Bureau, and in order to pull a cushion, Kawashima Yoshiko confessed to Dai Kasa that she had arrested Ma Hansan and received the Nine Dragon Sword. The Nine Dragon Sword swirled around and returned to Dai Kasa's hands, and At the same time, Dai Kasa was greatly annoyed by Ma Hansan's behavior, but in the end he did not have to punish him, and only reprimanded ma Hansan once and let Ma Hansan go. However, Ma Hansan trembled and feared that he would not have a good end as a traitor, and every day he was afraid that Dai Kasa would settle accounts with him.
In order to confess his mistake and make reparations, Ma Hansan not only gave Dai Kasa a large number of antique calligraphy and paintings and gold and silver jewelry, but also transferred his beautiful secretary Liu Yuzhu to Dai Kasa's side. According to recollections, during the time when Dai Kasa traveled, he was accompanied by a mysterious woman, but on the way from Qingdao to Shanghai, the mysterious woman disappeared.
Some people suspect that this mysterious woman is Ma Hansan's secretary Liu Yuzhu, who is also the killer that Ma Hansan secretly buried next to Dai Kasa, and planted a time bomb on Dai Kasa's plane, which caused the explosion and crash of Dai Kasa's Special Plane 222. But Dai Kasa, as the de facto ruler of military command, has planned countless assassinations over the years, will it be easy for a Liu Yuzhu to eliminate it? In the face of the scheming Dai Kasa, it is unlikely that Liu Yuzhu can perfectly hide the assassination plan. More importantly, Ma Hansan's descendants said many years later that Ma Hansan did have a secretary by his side, and this secretary was indeed called Liu Yuzhu, but this Liu Yuzhu was a man.
Then the speculation that Ma Hansan sent the beautiful secretary to confuse Dai Kasa and formulate an assassination plan is not established, and Dai Kasa's death is becoming more and more confusing. Some people even boldly suspected that Chiang Kai-shek had killed Dai Kasa and arranged for someone to set a bomb on Dai Kasa's plane. However, according to experts, although Chiang Kai-shek has begun to be jealous of Dai Kasa, he is in Chongqing for peace negotiations, while waging military struggle and plotting to win over the United States, and will not consider cutting off his right and left arm at this time.
After dai Kasa's death was confirmed, Chiang Kai-shek personally ran twice to select a cemetery for Dai Kasa, and on April 1, 1946, the military command held a solemn memorial service for Dai Kasa in Chongqing. It can be seen from this that Chiang Kai-shek was very distressed and sorry for the death of his student Dai Kasa, and after the Liberation War, Chiang Kai-shek also said with great sorrow: If the rain farmers do not die, they will not lose the mainland.
All kinds of speculation about Dai Kasa's death are unfounded, and the special identity of Dai Kasa has also made this matter widely concerned, but to this day, the truth of Dai Kasa's plane crash is still unknown. Regardless of how Dai Died, after the news of his death was announced, the Chinese people and progressives clapped their hands and applauded, and Premier Zhou once said that with Dai's death, the Communist Revolution could succeed ten years in advance. The death of the most mysterious king of agents in China's modern history has left the Chinese revolution with a lot less bloody rain.