Vision after Zhang Zuolin's death: the Japanese prime minister was buried, the army commander stepped down, and the concoctor was expelled from the military
On June 4, 1928, at 5:12 a.m., the sky was still gray, Zhang Zuolin after several internal struggles, or decided to step on the train that rushed to the northeast, but these two trains did not carry Zhang Zuolin to the northeast, because when the train was driving to the Huanggutun Sankong Bridge, there was an explosion, and Zhang Zuolin's carriage was blown up and only the empty shelf was left. After that, Zhang Zuolin was urgently sent back to the Shuai Mansion by the convoy of the Shuai Mansion, but because the injury was too serious, he died on the way, and this is the imperial gutun world concocted by Japan in history.
(Huanggutun Incident)
But what Japan did not expect was that this event caused the butterfly effect! Zhang Zuolin's inexplicable death made the situation in the northeast at that time more and more tense. After Zhang Zuolin's death, Zhang Xueliang became the successor, leading the Northeast Army to directly look at the Japanese Kwantung Army, and may retaliate against the Kwantung Army at any time, not only that because of the addition of one person, the situation in Japan in the Northeast was instantly disintegrated!
But what we did not expect is that Japan deliberately concocted the Imperial Gutun Incident, but lifted a stone and dropped it on his own feet, Japanese Prime Minister Yoshiichi Tanaka was shocked when he learned of this matter, and in a dialogue with Emperor Showa, he revealed what Kawamoto had done to the Emperor, and the Japanese Emperor was immediately confused, did not ask for instructions on this matter, and then pointed at Tanaka Yoshiichi's nose and scolded, but Tanaka Yoshiichi directly threw this pot to the Minister of War Shirakawa Yoshinori, and then the Japanese Emperor spearheaded the Minister of War. But the Secretary of War just insisted that he didn't know.
For the Huanggutun incident, the Japanese high-level, including the Japanese emperor, did not know the specific plan, and the final result was to smash his own feet, which made the Japanese emperor angry, and then there were always different opinions in Japan, kicking the ball like each other, and the War Minister Shirakawa Yoshikawa finally had to resign and apologize, and Japanese Prime Minister Yoshiichi Tanaka also chose to resign after insisting for a period of time, but after this incident, the emperor's suspicion of Tanaka Yoshiichi has always become a hurdle that he can't get over, and finally he is depressed.
For the real concoction of the Imperial Guard, Kawamoto Daisaku, was only expelled from the Japanese active service and became an unemployed vagrant, and it is worth saying that the highest commander of the Japanese Army in the Kwantung Army, Muraoka Shotaro, was sent back to China to await processing.