In the Sino-Japanese War from 1894 to 1895, the old-style army of the Qing Dynasty was defeated. Under the strong demand from all over the country for the whole army to be reorganized and armed, and to change the law and strive to become stronger, the Qing government began to organize and train the new army in 1895. On December 8 of that year, Yuan Shikai officially began training the new army at a small station near Tianjin. This army was named the New Army.
Name of its establishment and officer-in-chief:
Yuan Shikai, the new army inspector
Xu Shichang, General Office of the Staff And Battalion Affairs Office
Wang Yingkai, General Office of the Law Enforcement Battalion Office
Deputy to the Camp Affairs Office Feng Guozhang
Tune lu jianzhang
Lieutenant Officer Zhang Xun
Copywriter Ruan Zhongshu Tian Wenlie
Left wing commander Jiang Guiti
The 1st Infantry Battalion Commander Jiang Guiti (concurrently)
Gang Commander Lu Jianzhang (concurrently)
The second battalion of infantry led Duan Zhigui
Team officer Wang Jinjing He Zonglian
The third battalion of the Bubble Soldiers led Duan Qirui
Shang Dequan, an officer of the left-wing heavy artillery team
Right Wing Rapid Artillery Officer Tanaka Yu
Officer of the Mountain Artillery Corps Zhang Huaizhi
Right wing wing commander Gong Yuanyou
The 1st Infantry Battalion Commander Gong Yuanyou (concurrently)
Help commander Cao Kun
The second battalion of infantry was led by Yang Rongtai
Team officer Yang Shande
The 3rd Infantry Battalion was led by Xu Bangjie
Help commander Wang Shizhen
The engineering camp takes Liu Jiechun
Team officer Wang Zhanyuan Zhao Guoxian Lei Zhenchun
The Sixth Battalion of Cavalry was led by Ren Yongchun
Help bring Wei Xingwu
Team officer Feng Guiqing Li Changtai
In 1901, Yuan Shikai took over as the Governor of Zhili and minister of Beiyang. Reform of the new army, concentration of military power and staff, coaches, and armaments in three places:
Duan Qirui, General Office of the General Staff Office
General Office of the Coaching Office Feng Guozhang
Wang Shizhen, General Office of the Armament Department
General Counselor Wang Yingkai
In 1903, the Qing government established the Military Training Office, with Prince Yi kuang of Qing as the prime minister of military training affairs, and Yuan Shikai as the minister of the association, who was responsible for the actual responsibility. Most of the power of the Training Department was in the hands of Yuan Shikai's subordinates:
General Tune Xu Shichang
The Military Commander was envoy Duan Qirui
The Department of Military Science is envoy feng Guozhang
The Military and Political Department is envoy Wang Shizhen
By 1905, the standing army was trained into six towns (that is, six towns in Beiyang), and the organization was as follows:
The First Town Commander was initially the Fengshan Dynasty, and was later succeeded by He Zonglian
The first commander of the infantry team, Cao Kun
The commander of the second co-commander of the infantry team, Zhu Panzao
Second Town Commander Wang Yingkai
Zhang Huaizhi, commander of the first co-commander of the infantry
The first standard of the infantry team led Wang Zhanyuan
Infantry Second Standard Belt Zhu Panzao (Later Adjustment First Town)
Liu Chaopei, commander of the Second Infantry Regiment
The third standard of the infantry team led lu Yongxiang
The fourth standard of the infantry team is Bao Guiqing
Wu Fengling, commander of the Second Coordinator of the Horse Team
The first standard of the horse team is Wang Huaiqing
The first standard of the artillery team was Tanaka Yu
Duan Qirui, the third town commander
Lei Zhenchun, commander of the Fifth Infantry Regiment
The ninth standard of the infantry team led Xu Zhanfeng
The tenth standard of the infantry team led Tang Tianxi
Zhang Yongcheng, commander of the Sixth Infantry Regiment
The eleventh standard of the infantry team led Wang Zhen
The eleventh standard of the infantry regiment led Zhang Dianru
The third standard of the horse team is Zhang Guotai
Fourth Town Commander Wu Changchun
Ma Longbiao, commander of the Third Infantry Regiment
The fifth standard of the infantry team is Yang Shande
The sixth standard of the infantry regiment belt has a long leaf
Lu Guangyuan, commander of the Fourth Infantry Regiment
The seventh standard of the infantry team is tan zhende
The eighth standard of the infantry team is led by Li Rui
The second standard of the artillery team led Xu Wanxin
The second standard of the horse team is Meng Enyuan
Wu Changchun, Commander of the Fifth Town (transferred from the Fourth Town)
Ma Liang, commander of the Ninth Infantry Regiment
Ye Changsheng, Commander of the Tenth Infantry Regiment (promoted from the Sixth Standard)
Wang Shizhen, the commander of the sixth town
Lu Jianzhang, commander of the Eleventh Infantry Regiment
Zhou Linfu, commander of the Twelfth Infantry Regiment
In 1906, the Qing government's Military Department was changed to the War Department. Among the six towns in Beiyang, the first, third, fifth and sixth towns are under the jurisdiction of the War Department; the second and fourth towns are under the direct jurisdiction of Yuan Shikai.
In 1907, the Qing government decided to establish a new army in all provinces of the country, planning to build a total of 36 towns. By 1911, it was organized into 14 towns, 18 mixed associations, 4 standards and a Janissary army. Some of them are just in vain or under-strength. The names of the towns and co-ordinators of the new army, which are organized into an army and have a certain strength, are as follows:
The first town of the army was under the command of He Zonglian
The second town of the Army is under the command of Ma Longbiao
The third town of the army was controlled by Cao Kun
The fourth town of the army is under the command of Wu Fengling
The Fifth Town of the Army was under the command of Zhang Yongcheng
The sixth town of the army was under the command of Wu Luzhen
Directly subordinate to Zhang Huaizhi
Provisional Edition 47th Mixed Association Co-Ordination Li Sen
The Ninth Town of the Army is under the command of Xu Shaozhen
Provisional Twenty-third Mixed Association Co-Commander Ai Zhongqi
The Thirteenth Mixed Army Waslecture Coordinator Wei Zonghan
Provisionally edited the Thirty-first Mixed Association to coordinate with Yu Dahong
ProvisionalLy edited by the Twenty-seventh Mixed Association, Wu Jiezhang
ProvisionalLy compiled by the Twenty-ninth Mixed Association, Ying Longxiang
Provisionally compiled the twenty-first mixed association of the co-ordination Xiao Xingyuan
The Tenth Town of the Army was commanded by Sun Daoren
The Eighth Town of the Army was commanded by Zhang Biao
The 21st Mixed Union of the Army was led by Li Yuanhong
The Twenty-fifth Mixed Union of the Army was xiao Liangchen
Provisionally, the Forty-ninth Mixed Association of The Co-ordination of Jiang Zungui
The Nineteenth Town of the Army was commanded by Zhong Lintong
The seventeenth town of the army was under the command of Zhu Qinglan
Provisional Editor 43 Mixed Association Coordinator Tan Zhende
Liu Hongen, the Shaanxi Mixed Association
Zhang Xingzhi, coordinator of the Gansu Mixed Association
The Thirty-fifth Mixed Union of the Army was united by Wang Peilan
Yili Mixed Association Coordinator Yang Yixu
The 20th town of the army was under the command of Zhang Shaozeng
The Second Mixed Army Was United in Blue Sky
Provisionally the twenty-third town is under the control of Meng Enyuan
Heilongjiang Mixed Association Co-ordination ShouQing
On September 15, 1912, Yuan Shikai issued an order in the name of the President: "However, since the rise of the army in the Year of The Year of The People," the armies of the provinces have either followed the old name or been cheaply organized, which is inconsistent with the purpose of unifying the military and government. All armies in all provinces that continue to use the names of towns, associations, standards, and teams shall be changed according to the names of new armies, so as to avoid confusion. ”
The establishment and name of the division are as follows:
The former Qing establishment (official name): town (command), coordination (command), standard (unified belt), patrol battalion (pipe belt), and team (team officer) were changed to the newly established (official titles): division (division commander), brigade (brigade commander), regiment (regiment commander), battalion (battalion commander), company (company commander).
Subsequently, in the "Regulations on the Establishment of the Army in Peacetime", the basic unit of the Army unit, the division level, was adjusted. According to this regulation, the army's two brigades of infantry and infantry of each division, one regiment of cavalry and one regiment of artillery, and one battalion of engineers and guns were formed. Among them, each brigade of infantry has two regiments, each regiment is composed of three battalions of four companies, and one company of machine guns; the cavalry regiment is divided into two types of A and B, four companies of A and three companies of B, depending on the situation of the garrison; the artillery regiment is composed of three battalions of three companies, each of which is six; the engineer battalion and the heavy battalion are organized by three companies; the soldiers of the machine gun company are not recruited separately, but are trained in turn by the soldiers in the regiment to which they belong.
Yuan Shikai's Beijing government military sequence
I. Army Division (1912)
1. The First Division of the Army (reorganized from the first town of the former Qing Wei Army, stationed in Baoding, Zhangyuan, Duolun and Naturalization areas. ）
Division Commander Lieutenant General He Zonglian
Chief of Staff Dong Shiyan
2. The 2nd Army Division (reorganized from the 2nd Town of the former Qing Wei Army, stationed in Baoding, Qian'an and Lulong areas. ）
Division Commander Lieutenant General Wang Zhanyuan
Chief of Staff He Peiyao
3. The Third Division of the Army (reorganized from the third town of the former Qing Wei Army, stationed in the Nanyuan area. ）
Division Commander Cao Kun Lieutenant General
Chief of Staff Xiao Yaonan
4. The Fourth Division of the Army (reorganized from the fourth town of the former Qing Wei Army, stationed in the area of Tianjin Xiaozhan Station. ）
Division Commander Lieutenant General Yang Shande
Chief of Staff Tang Guomo
5. The Fifth Division of the Army (reorganized from the fifth town of the former Qingwei Army, stationed in Qingzhou and Weixian areas of Shandong. ）
Division Commander Lieutenant General Jin Yunpeng
Chief of Staff Sun Yixian
6. The 6th Army Division (reorganized from the 6th Town of the former Qing Wei Army, stationed in the Nanyuan area. ）
Division Commander Li Chun Lieutenant General
Chief of Staff Ding Xiaolan
7. The 7th Army Division (reorganized from the former Qingwei Henan Nationalist Army, stationed in the Henan area. ）
Division Commander Lieutenant General Lei Zhenchun
Chief of Staff Zhao Jingqing
8. The Eighth Army Division
Division Commander Lieutenant General Lee Chang-tai
9. 10th Army Division
Division Commander Lieutenant General Lu Yongxiang
11. The 11th Army Division
Division Commander Zhang Yongcheng
12. The Twelfth Division of the Army
Division Commander Chen Guangyuan
13. The 14th Army Division (reorganized from the 10th Town of the former Qing Wei New Army)
Division Commander Xu Chongzhi
Chief of Staff Yu Dinghua.
14. The 16th Army Division (reorganized from the former Qing Dynasty Janissaries)
Division Commander Wang Yanzhen
Chief of Staff Li Jingcheng
15. The 19th Army Division (reorganized from the 13th Association of the former Qingwei Jiangbei Army, stationed in the Zhenjiang area of Jiangsu Province. ）
Division Commander Liu Zhijie
Chief of Staff Zhao Fuhai
16. The 20th Army Division (reorganized from the 20th town of the former Qing wei Army, stationed in liaoyang, Xinmin and Jinxian areas. ）
Division Commander Zhang Shaozeng Lieutenant General (Fan Guozhang)
Chief of Staff Xia Hongjun
12. The 23rd Army Division (reorganized from the 23rd Town of the former Qing Wei Army)
Division Commander Meng Enyuan
Chief of Staff Coats
In addition to the above more than ten army divisions, Hubei, Zhejiang, Jiangsu and other local army divisions were also under Yuan's control; at that time, there was no army mixed brigade organization, because the scale had not yet formed in the early years of the Republic of China. Another part of the army, such as the Dingwu Army, the AnWu Army, and the Yi Army, although they were not included in the unified organization, were still commanded by Zhang Xun, Ni Sichong, Jiang Guiti, and others who had various origins with the Beiyang warlords. According to the statistics of the Ministry of Military Affairs at that time, the national army in the first year of the Republic of China was 960,000 people.
2. Mixed brigades of the Army
1. Mixed Brigade of the First Army
Brigadier Shi Congbin
2. Mixed Brigade of the Second Army
Brigadier General Yu Enrong
3. Mixed Brigade of the Third Army
Brigade Commander Zhang Jingyao
4. Mixed Brigade of the Fourth Army
Brigade Commander Wu Xiangzhen
5. Mixed Brigade of the Fifth Army
Brigade Commander Liu Qing
6. Mixed Brigade of the Sixth Army
Brigade Commander He Fenglin
7. Mixed Brigade of the Seventh Army
Brigade Commander Tang Tianxi
8. Mixed Brigade of the Eighth Army
Brigade Commander Xu Zhanfeng
9. Mixed Brigade of the Ninth Army
Brigade Commander Ding Xiaolan
10. Mixed Brigade of the Tenth Army
Brigade Commander Zang Zhiping
11. Mixed Brigade of the Eleventh Army
Brigade Commander Wang Qi
12. Mixed Brigade of the Twelfth Army
Brigade Commander Huang Guoliang
13. Mixed Brigade of the Thirteenth Army
Brigade Commander Lee Byung-chi
14. Mixed Brigade of the Fourteenth Army
Brigade Commander Zang Zhiping (concurrently)
15. Mixed Brigade of the Fifteenth Army
Brigadier General Jia Deyao
16. Mixed Brigade of the Sixteenth Army
Brigade Commander Feng Yuxiang
After Yuan Shikai's death, the Beiyang warlords split within themselves, forming the Anhui warlord clique headed by Duan Qirui of Anhui, the direct warlord clique headed by Feng Yuzhang (later Cao Kun and Wu Peifu) from Hebei, and the Fengzhi warlord clique headed by Zhang Zuolin of Fengtian.
Anhui warlord army sequence
Border Guards
At the end of 1917, Duan Qirui was appointed as the inspector of participation in the war, that is, he began to organize and train the army to participate in the war, and in January 1919, the army was formally established, and it was organized into three divisions. Due to the end of the First World War, the participating armies were renamed the Border Guards. In June 1919, the Beiyang government officially appointed Xu Shuzheng as the northwest border envoy and commander of the northwest border defense army.
Northwest Frontier Army
Commander-in-Chief Xu Shuzheng (concurrently)
1st Frontier Division
Division Commander Qu Tongfeng
Second Division of the Border Guard
Division Commander Chen Wenyun
3rd Division of the Border Guard
Division Commander Ma Liang
The 1st Mixed Brigade of the Border Guard
Brigadier General Song Banghan
The Second Mixed Brigade of the Border Guard
Brigadier General Song Ziyang
The 3rd Mixed Brigade of the Border Guard
Brigadier General Qixiang
The 4th Mixed Brigade of the Border Guard Corps
Brigade Commander Zhang Dingxun
The Fifth Mixed Brigade of the Border Guard
Brigade Commander Li Ruzhang
Henan First Division
Division Commander Zhao Qian
Henan 2nd Division
Division Commander Bao Dequan
The upper reaches of the Yangtze River
Commander-in-Chief Wu Guangxin
The first mixed brigade
Brigade Commander Zhao Yunlong
Second Mixed Brigade
Brigade Commander Liu Wenming
Third Mixed Brigade
Brigade Commander Tao Yunhe
Fourth Mixed Brigade
Brigade Commander Fei Guoxiang
Order of direct warlord armies (1920)
First Division
Division Commander Cai Chengxun
Second Division
Division Commander Wang Jinjing
Third Division
Division Commander Wu Peifu
Sixth Division
Division Commander Qi Yuanyuan
Eighth Division
Division Commander Wang Ruxian
Eleventh Division
Division Commander Li Kuiyuan
Twelfth Division
Thirteenth Division
Division Commander Wang Huaiqing
Fifteenth Division
Division Commander Liu Qing
Sixteenth Division
Division Commander Wang Tingzhen
Eighteenth Division
Division Commander Wang Mao rewarded
Nineteenth Division
Division Commander Yang Chunpu
Twentieth Division
Division Commander Fan Guozhang
The 1st Mixed Brigade of the Central Committee
Brigade Commander Pan Mingjun
Central 2nd Mixed Brigade
Brigade Commander Liu Yuelong
Central Third Mixed Brigade
Brigade Commander Zhang Zhijie
The 4th Mixed Brigade of the Central Committee
Brigade Commander Zhang Xiyuan
Central Ninth Mixed Brigade
Brigade Commander Chen Guangkui
The 16th Mixed Brigade of the Central Committee
The 17th Mixed Brigade of the Central Committee
Brigade Commander Zhang Liansheng
The Eighteenth Mixed Brigade of the Central Committee
Brigade Commander Zhao Ronghua
Central 21st Mixed Brigade
Brigade Commander Wang Duqing
Directly under the 1st Mixed Brigade
Brigade Commander Wang Chengbin
Directly under the 2nd Mixed Brigade
Brigade Commander Yan Xiangwen
Directly under the 3rd Mixed Brigade
Brigade Commander Xiao Yaonan
Directly under the 4th Mixed Brigade
Brigadier General Cao Zhao
Directly under the 5th Mixed Brigade
Brigadier Shang Dequan
Directly under the 1st Supplementary Brigade
Brigade Commander Ge Shuping
Directly under the 2nd Supplementary Brigade
Brigade Commander Dong Zhengguo
Directly under the 3rd Supplementary Brigade
Brigadier Peng Shouxin
Directly under the Overseer Guard Brigade
Brigade Commander Sun Yue
Hubei First Brigade
Brigade Commander Sun Jianye
Hubei 2nd Brigade
Brigade Commander Kou Yingjie
Hubei Third Brigade
Brigade Commander Song Dapi
Hubei 4th Brigade
Brigade Commander Liu Zuolong
The Fifth Brigade of Hubei Province
Brigade Commander Zhang Mingyun
Jiangsu First Division
Division Commander Bai Baoshan
Jiangsu 2nd Division
Division Commander Zhu Xi
Jiangsu Third Division
Division Commander Ma Yuren
Jiangsu First Brigade
Brigadier Ma Yuren (concurrently)
Jiangsu Second Brigade
Brigade Commander Huang Zhenkui
Jiangsu Third Brigade
Brigade Commander Li Dianchen
Jiangsu Fifth Brigade
Brigade Commander Chen Tiaoyuan
Jiangsu Sixth Brigade
Brigade Commander Zhang Zongchang
The sequence of warlord armies
Twenty-seventh Division
Division Commander Sun Liechen
Twenty-eighth Division
Division Commander Ji Jin chun
Twenty-ninth Division
Division Commander Wu Junsheng
Provisional First Division
Division Commander Zhang Jinghui
The 19th Mixed Brigade of the Central Committee
Brigade Commander Zhang Huanxiang
Fengtian First Mixed Brigade
Brigade Commander Liang Chaodong
Fengtian Second Mixed Brigade
Brigade Commander Zheng Diansheng
Fengtian 3rd Mixed Brigade
Brigade Commander Cai Pingben
Fengtian Fourth Mixed Brigade
Brigade Commander Wang Xuechen
Fengtian Fifth Mixed Brigade
Brigade Commander Liu Xiangjiu
Fengtian Sixth Mixed Brigade
Brigadier Balder Hill
The 1st Mixed Brigade in Jilin Province
Brigade Commander Pei Qixun
The 2nd Mixed Brigade of Jilin Province
Brigadier General Coats
The 3rd Mixed Brigade in Jilin Province
Brigade Commander Xu Shiyang
The 6th Mixed Brigade of Jilin Province
Brigade Commander Guo Yingzhou
The 7th Mixed Brigade of Jilin Province
Brigade Commander Li Guilin
The 1st Mixed Brigade of Heilongjiang
Brigade Commander Li Qinglu
The 2nd Mixed Brigade of Heilongjiang
Brigade Commander Zhang Mingjiu
Heilongjiang 1st Cavalry Brigade
Brigade Commander Yuan Qingen
Heilongjiang 2nd Cavalry Brigade
Brigade Commander Zhang Kuiwu
Direct line of Wu Peifu army sequence (1926)
Xiao Yao's Southern Hubei Army Sequence
CSKA Eighth Division
Division Commander Liu Yuchun
CSKA 18th Division
Division Commander Lu Jinshan
CSKA 25th Division
Division Commander Chen Jiamu
The Fifth Provisional Division of the Central Committee
Division Commander Zhang Liansheng
The Seventh Provisional Division of the Central Committee
Division Commander Wang Duqing
CSKA 18th Mixed Brigade
Brigade Commander Yu Xuezhong
The 1st Division of hubei army
Division Commander Kou Yingjie
The 2nd Division of the Hubei Army
Division Commander Liu Zuolong
The First Mixed Brigade of the Hubei Army
The 3rd Mixed Brigade of the Hubei Army
Wuchang Garrison Commander Lu Hu
Commander of the Armed Guards Ma Ji
Commander of the Gui Army, Liu Zhilu
Commander of the Cantonese Army, Xie Wenbing
Jin Yun's Yu Army Sequence
Henan Defender Army
Commander-in-Chief Jin Yunlu
Deputy Commanders Tian Weiqin, Wei Yisan, and Mi Zhenbiao
Former enemy commander-in-chief Gao Rutong
First Army
The commander of the army, Wang Weiwei
Deputy Commander Qin Dechun
Second Army
Commander Gao Rutong
Deputy Commander Liu Peixu
Third Army
Commander Chen Wenzhao
Deputy Commander Yan Riren
Fourth Army
Commander Yan Zhitang
Deputy Commander An Juncai
Fifth Army
Military Commander Yu Xuezhong
Deputy Commander
Sixth Army
Commander Wang Weicheng
Deputy Commander Xu Shouchun
Seventh Army
Military Commander Tian Weiqin
Deputy Commander Zhang Wanxin
Eighth Army
Commander Wei Yisan
IX Corps
Commander Pang Bingxun
Tenth Army
Commander Liang Shoumin
Deputy Commander Maggiedi
Xith Army
Commander Ren Yingqi
Deputy Commander Wu Junqing
Twelfth Army
Commander Zhang Zhigong
Deputy Commander Mei Fakui
XiII Corps
Commander Chai Yunsheng
Deputy Commander Wang Zhen
Fourteenth Army
Commander Chen Delin
Deputy Commander Li Zhenya
Fifteenth Army
Commander He Guoguang
Sixteenth Army
Captain Mi Zhenbiao
Deputy Commander Zhang Jiwu
Five-province coalition sequence
One. Zhejiang Army
Commander-in-Chief Lu Xiangting
The 1st Division of the Zhejiang Army
Division Commander Chen Yi
The 2nd Division of the Zhejiang Army
Division Commander Lu Xiangting (concurrently)
The 3rd Division of the Zhejiang Army
Division Commander Zhou Fengqi
The 4th Division of the Zhejiang Army
Division Commander Xie Hongxun
The 4th Mixed Brigade of the Zhejiang Army
Brigade Commander Zhang Qingchang
Sixth Mixed Brigade
Brigadier General Peng Dequan
Seventh Mixed Brigade
Brigade Commander Wang Jinyu
Eighth Mixed Brigade
Brigade Commander Yan Jingchong
10th Mixed Brigade
Brigade Commander Meng Zhaoyue
Twenty-fourth Mixed Brigade
Brigade Commander Zhang Junfeng
Inspectorate of the Guards
Regiment Leader Li Guozhang
Zhejiang Security Corps
Led by Xia Chao
Artillery Regiment
Regiment Leader Zhang Guowei
Two. Min Jun
Commander-in-Chief Zhou Yinren
Central Twelfth Division
Division Commander Zhou Yinren (concurrently)
Fujian First Division
Division Commander Zhang Yi
Fujian 2nd Division
Division Commander Li Fengxiang
Fujian Third Division
Division Commander Liu Jun
Fujian 4th Division
Division Commander Sun Yunfeng
The 29th Mixed Brigade of the Central Committee
Brigade Commander Kong Zhaotong
The 30th Central Mixed Brigade
Brigade Commander Su Zongshi
The 1st Brigade of Fujian
Brigade Commander Tong Shengbiao
The 5th Brigade of Fujian
Brigade Commander Wu Dahong
Fujian Supplementary Brigade
Brigadier Jiang Qifeng
Marine Corps Brigade
Brigade Commander Lin Zhong
Three. Soviet army
Commander-in-Chief Zheng Junyan
CSKA 12th Division
Division Commander Zheng Junyan (concurrently)
Brigade Commander Yang Genghe
Brigade Commander Li Qiyou
Brigade Commander Ma Dengying
CSKA 1st Division
Division Commander Feng Shaomin
Brigade Commander Zhang Renkui
The 1st Brigade of the Provincial Defence Army
Brigade Commander Zhang Lizhong
Artillery Brigade
Brigade Commander Wei Chaoyan
Four. Anhui Army
Commander-in-Chief Chen Tiaoyuan
Division Commander Chen Tiaoyuan (concurrently)
Brigadier Bi Huadong
Brigade Commander Ma Xiangbin
Brigade Commander Wang Pu
Supplementary brigade
Brigade Commander Liu Fengtu
Five. Ganjun
Commander-in-Chief Deng Ruzhuo
Division Commander Deng Ruzhuo (concurrently)
The 1st Division of the Jiangxi Army
Division Commander Tang Fushan
The 2nd Division of the Jiangxi Army
Division Commander Jiang Zhenchen
The 4th Division of the Jiangxi Army
Division Commander Lai Shi Huang
Brigade Commander Zhang Fengqi
The Sixth Central Provisional Division
Division Commander Yang Ruxuan
The 1st Division of the Yunnan Army
Division Commander Yang Chisheng
Shandong First Mixed Brigade
Brigade Commander Zhang Keyao
Lin Hu, commander-in-chief of the Gui Army