Who knows about the war between Ma Zhanshan and the Mongols?

Hehe! Mongol bandits??? They are the rebel army of the former Tao Master of Golros!!

They are against the reclamation of the Qing ** for the sake of Mongolian land!! His army was only a hundred people at most! But they are brave and good at fighting!

It's better than a lot of battles where less wins!!

They are certainly not called bandits, they are fighting for their own land.

How did you hear about it? Tell me what you know.

I have a classmate whose name is Mt. Mazhanshan.

During the 14-day Anti-Japanese War, more than 6,000 Japanese soldiers were killed, and two planes and 18 chariots were shot down.

Ma Zhanshan is an anti-Japanese national hero, it was he who fired the first shot of the Anti-Japanese War, on November 29, 1950, died of illness in Beijing at the age of 65.

Ma Zhanshan information:

Ma Zhanshan, whose name is Xiufang, was born in Fengrun County, Hebei Province, on November 30, 1885 in a peasant family in Huaide (now Jilin) County, Liaoning Province. Poor peasant, born in the army. He grew up herding horses for landlords, but for losing a horse, he was arrested and taken to the government, severely beaten and imprisoned, and forced to pay compensation.

Later, the horse ran back, but the landlord still did not return the money. Ma Zhanshan was angry, went up the mountain and fell into the grass, because he was good at riding and shooting, and was righteous and angry, and was soon pushed to be the leader.

On June 3, 1933, Ma Zhanshan returned to Shanghai from the Soviet Union and met with Chiang Kai-shek three times to ask for the War of Resistance. In December 1936, he went to Xi'an, participated in the Xi'an Incident, and supported Zhang Xueliang and Yang Hucheng to force Jiang to resist the Japanese. In 1937, Chiang Kai-shek appointed Ma Zhanshan as the commander of the advance army and the pacification of the four northeastern provinces.

Later, he served as the chairman of Heilongjiang Province and led his troops to continue to resist Japan. In November 1938, Ma Zhanshan went to Yan'an for medical treatment due to illness, and after that, the CCP and the Shaanxi-Gansu-Ningbo Border Region held a grand welcome party. He gave a speech at the meeting and praised him for his consistency.

1. National heroes who fought to the end.

In 1947, Chiang Kai-shek appointed Ma Zhanshan as deputy commander of the Northeast Security, but he refused to take office. During the Pingjin Battle in 1948, Ma Zhanshan resolutely decided to abandon the darkness and turn to the light, and came forward to help Fu Zuoyi make up his mind to hand over Beiping City peacefully, promoting the process of peaceful liberation of Beiping. At the beginning of 1949, he persuaded Fu Zuoyi to accept the peaceful reorganization, and suggested to Fu that Deng Baoshan be a representative of the Chinese Communist Party, and did useful work to promote the peaceful liberation of Beiping and promote the peaceful liberation of Beiping.

On November 29, 1950, Ma Zhanshan died of illness in Beijing at the age of 65.

The final outcome of Ma Zhanshan during the Anti-Japanese War is as follows:

After the Anti-Japanese War, Ma Zhanshan was appointed as the chairman of Heilongjiang Province by the People, and was later elected as an alternate executive member of the National Army. On November 29, 1950, Ma Zhanshan died of illness in his Beijing apartment at the age of 65.

Ma Zhanshan (Chinese anti-Japanese patriotic general).

Ma Zhanshan (November 30, 1885 - November 29, 1950), male, character Xiufang, Manchu, famous anti-Japanese patriotic general. He was born on November 30, 1885 in Huaide County, Jilin Province, and his ancestral home was Fengrun County, Hebei Province.

Lieutenant General and General were called "Anti-Japanese Heroes" by the world. Ma Zhanshan was born in the green forest and originated in the Feng department. In 1931, after the September 18 incident, Ma Zhanshan took office as the chairman and military commander of Heilongjiang Province in Qiqihar, and led patriotic officers and soldiers to resist the Japanese invading army.

The Jiangqiao War of Resistance under his command fired the first shot of the Chinese people's resistance to Japanese aggression.

After the "July 7" incident, Ma Zhanshan returned to the front line of resistance against Japan and insisted on armed resistance against Japan. During the War of Liberation, he campaigned for peace and made contributions to the peaceful settlement of the Beiping issue. On November 29, 1950, Ma Zhanshan died of illness in his Beijing apartment at the age of 65.

After the Ma Zhanshan Anti-Japanese War Incident and the "918" Incident, Nanjing, China, pursued a policy of compromise and concession against the Japanese invasion, and the Northeast Army was ordered to retreat into the Guannei. On October 10, 1931, Zhang Xueliang telegraphed Ma Zhanshan, commander of the Heihe garrison and commander of the Second Infantry Brigade of the Northeast Army, to be the chairman and military commander of the **** province of Heilongjiang Province. After Ma Zhanshan was instructed, he organized his headquarters to block the Japanese attack at the Nenjiang Bridge, dealing a heavy blow to the Japanese invaders.

In February 1932, the Japanese invaders lured Ma Zhanshan to participate in the preparatory meeting for the founding of the puppet "Manchukuo" on the condition of allowing Heilongjiang autonomy, and served as the governor of the puppet Heilongjiang Province, and later as the puppet "Minister of Military Affairs" of the puppet Manchukuo. In April of the same year, Ma Zhanshan went to Heihe again, telegraphed the whole country to resolutely resist Japan, and took office as the commander-in-chief of the Northeast National Salvation and Anti-Japanese Allied Army, and on May 28, he led his troops to fight fiercely with the Japanese army in Hailun County. Later, under the pressure of the superior forces of the Japanese army, he led the remnants to retreat into the territory of the Soviet Union.

So far, the anti-Japanese war in Heilongjiang Province led by Ma Zhanshan failed. [1]

During the archive period, Ma Jingshan ended up with victory.

It was a deception, and it was a plan of Ma Zhanshan's envoy.

The Jiangqiao Anti-Japanese War in Heilongjiang Province, there is also an anti-Japanese war drama of the same name "The Decisive Battle of Jiangqiao".

(known as the Battle of Wuhan in China and the Battle of Wuhan in Japan) was the largest battle in China, with more than 1 million men.

Under the leadership of the defense of Wuhan to fight against the cause.

400,000 commanded.

Army, the battlefield is on the south and north banks of the Yangtze River, across.

Henan Province, and, the battle lasted a total of four and a half months, was the whole.

The longest, largest and most famous campaign in China.

** 400,000 for us and 160,000 for Japan.