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During the Northern Expedition, the General Headquarters of the National Revolutionary Army made a silver ring of "sincere unity".

author:Huang Bai

The ring is very concise, the style of the early Republic of China, in the form of a round hoop, and the ring surface is small. The ring may have a person's name engraved on the face, but it is now blank for historical reasons. One side of the ring is engraved with "General Director's Department System", and the other side is engraved with "Sincere Unity". There is no money on the inside of the ring. The ring was made between 1926 and 1928.

During the Northern Expedition, the General Headquarters of the National Revolutionary Army made a silver ring of "sincere unity".

The Personnel Department of the General Department is the Personnel Department of the General Headquarters of the National Revolutionary Army (hereinafter referred to as the General Directorate). The General Headquarters of the National Revolutionary Army, the highest command body established during the Northern Expedition of the National Revolutionary Army in 1926. It was once renamed the General Headquarters of the Army and Navy, but it was abolished in 1928, and its functions and powers were divided into the Military and Political Department and the General Staff Headquarters.

During the Northern Expedition, the General Headquarters of the National Revolutionary Army made a silver ring of "sincere unity".

In 1924, Sun Yat-sen founded the China Whampoa Military Academy in Guangzhou, China. In July 1925, the Nationalist Government of Guangzhou was established, and on August 18, the Military Committee of the Nationalist Government cancelled the names of the local armies under its jurisdiction and renamed them the National Revolutionary Army, referred to as the National Army, also known as the Party Army. The Whampoa Military Academy Army, composed of students from the Whampoa Military Academy, is the First Army, and its commander is Jiang Zhongzheng. [7] The "Jianguo Hunan Army" was the Second Army, the "Jianguo Yunnan Army" was changed to the Third Army, the "Jianguo Yue Army" was the Fourth Army, and the Fu Army was the Fifth Army. In the early days, the National Revolutionary Army set up party representatives and political departments at the army and division levels.

During the Northern Expedition, the General Headquarters of the National Revolutionary Army made a silver ring of "sincere unity".

In January 1926, the "Attacking Hubei Army" in Hunan was reorganized into the Sixth Army, and the army commander Cheng Qian. In March, the Guangxi Army was reorganized into the Seventh Army, and the army commander was Li Zongren. In June, Tang Shengzhi of Hunan participated in the revolution, and the army was reorganized into the Eighth Army. In July, the National Revolutionary Army was about 100,000 men in eight armies. Chiang Kai-shek was appointed commander-in-chief, Li Jishen was chief of staff, Bai Chongxi was appointed deputy chief of staff and acting chief of staff, Deng Yanda was appointed director of the Political Department, and Guo Moruo was deputy director of the Political Department. The commanders and party representatives of the First Army to the Eighth Army were: He Yingqin/Miao Bin (First Army), Tan Yanmin/Li Fuchun (Second Army), Zhu Peide/Zhu Kejing (Third Army), Li Jishen/Liao Qianwu (Fourth Army), Li Fulin/Li Langru (Fifth Army), Cheng Qian/Lin Boqu (Sixth Army), Li Zongren/Huang Shaohong (Seventh Army), and Tang Shengzhi/Liu Wendao (before August 1926). During the Northern Expedition, with the progress of the war, it was expanded to 49 armies and 19 independent divisions.

The victory in the early days of the Northern Expedition was the result of the sincere unity of the Kuomintang and the Communist Party and the "sincere unity" of the central army and the local armies.