Chinese Generals

[Lornito Uriarte Mahinay Jr.]

Here I have a list of Chinese Generals who were KIA during the war:

>General Chung Yi, Divisional commander of the 173rd Division, was killed on May 9, 1940 while his division was employed in covering the withdrawal of the 11th Army Group in Tang and Pai Rivers.

>General Chang Tze-Chung, taking personal command of his Guard Battalion and the main force of the 74th Division, was KIa at noon of May 16 (the year I forgot).

>Three Divisional commanders were KIA during the Battle of Changte (Oct.-Dec. 1943):
General Hsu Kuo-Chang
General Peng Shih-liang
General Sun Ming-Chin

>Generals KIA on November 11, 1944 during the Battle of Kweilin-Linchow (Sept.-Mid-Dec. 1944:
General Kan Wei-Yung,131st Division CO
General Chen Chi-Yuan,Chief of Staff,Defence Command
General Lu Tan-Meng,Chief of Staff,31st Corps
General Hu Hou-Chi,Assisstant Divisional Commander,170th Division

>Generals KIA at Kiangsu front on October 5, 1940:
General Li Shou-Wei, Corps Commander,89th Corps?
General Wong Ta,Brigade Commander,89th Corps

>Generals KIA by the Communist attack against the General Headquarters of the Deputy CIC conducted by more than 10 regiments under Peng Hsueh-Feng and Huang Ke-Cheng:

General Li Chung-huan, Co 6th Separate Brigade
Gerneral (?) Wang Tien-hua,Co 3rd Peace Preservation Column

Any additional infos? Please let me know.

Best Regards
Baron

[Lornito Uriarte Mahinay Jr.]

>General Tong Linge or Tung Ling-ko (died 1937) was the Chinese Deputy Commander of 29th Corps or 29th Route Army in 1937 during the Marco Polo Bridge Incident and Battle of Beiping-Tianjin. He was killed along with Zhao Dengyu in the fighting around Nanyuan.

>General Yang Jingyu, Chinese Communist commander-in-chief and political commissar of the First Army of the Northeast Anti-Japanese United Army.. It is said that his detachment of 60 people was betrayed by a staff officer to the Japanese on February 18, when Yang was killed along with two soldiers at his side in the Haojiang area. When the enemy cut open his stomach after his death, they found only tree bark and grass roots within, without a single grain of rice.

>General Sòng Zhéyuán was the commander of the 29th Army who died on April 5, 1940 due to his illness.

>General Tang Juwu or Tang Chu-wu who was made head of the Northeast Anti-Japanese Volunteer 3rd Corps, in 1933, was killed on May 18, 1939.

>General Ting Chao who was famous for the defense of Herbin died in 1939.

> General Zhang Jingyao or Chang Ching-yao military governor of Chahar and later Hunan Province, was assassinated in Peiping's Grand Hotel in 1933.

> General Zhao Dengyu or Chao Teng-yu, on the way to Dahongmen to the south of the city, was shot in the chest by Japanese ambush troops and died in action in 1937.

>General Zhao Shangzh, commander of the Northeast Anti-Japan United Army, was captured by the Japanese and died later in 1942.

> General Yao Zhenshan, First Corps Commander of on eof the corps of the National Salvation Army, died in battle in 1938.

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> General Liu Xiang or Liu Hsiang, Commander in Chief of the River Defence Forces for the Yangtze River, died in 1938; some suspected he was poisoned by Chiang Kai-shek.

> General Yang Ruifu, regimental commander of the 524th Regiment of the 88th Division, died of a wound infection in early 1940. He was posthumously promoted to a brigadier general of the army.

> General Xie Jinyuan, commander of the 524th Regiment in October 1937, was assassinated on 24 April 1941, by Sergeant He Dingcheng and 3 other of his own troops, who were bought over by Wang Jingwei's collaborationist government. He was posthumously made a Brigadier General of the National Revolutionary Army.

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General Officers of the Chinese National Revolutionary Army who died during the Battle of Battle of Guilin-Liuzhou from 16 August until 24 November 1944:

Kan Weiyong
Chen Jihuan
Lü Zhanmeng

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List of Chinese Generals who died during the war:

Ai Yachun, Major-General (1899-1941)
Bai Baoshan, Lieutenant-General (1878-1941)
Bai Fengxiang, Major-General (1897-1941) poisoned by Japanese doctors when planning to head an uprising.
Bao Fotian, Major-General (1891-1939) died of disease
Bao Gang, Major-General (1897-1940) assassinated by provocateurs
Bie Tingfang, Lieutenant-General (1883-1940) died of disease
Cen Jian, Major-General ( -1944) killed in action
Cen Jiazhuo, Major-General (1901-1942) executed by the Japanese
Chen Anbao, General (1891-1939) killed in action
Chen Feilong, Major-General (1901-1943) killed in action
Chen Jiyuan, General ( -1944) killed in action
Chen Lie, Lieutenant-General (1903-1940) died of disease
Chen Qiang, Lieutenant-General ( -1944) died of disease
Chen Rui, Major-General (1901-1941) killed when destroying drugs
Chen Tiaoyuan, General (1886-1943)
Chen Wanszu, General ( -1941) killed in action
Chen Wenqi, Major-General (1904-1941) killed in action
Cun Xingqi, Lieutenant-General (1895-1941) committed suicide
Dai Anlan, General (1904-1942) killed in action
Dai Minquan, General (1892-1940)
Ding Bingquan, General (1899-1940) died of a heart attack
Ding Chao, General (1883-1939)
Fang Zhenwu, General (1885-1941)
Gan Weiyong, General (1900-1944) kiled in action
Gao Shuangcheng, General (1882-1945)
Gao Weiyue, Lieuteant-General (1876-1938)
Gao Zhisong, General (1898-1937) killed in action
Han Fuju, General (1890-1938) arrested and shot for having abandoned his Army
He Xuan, General (1893-1945)
Hu Houji, General ( -1944) killed in action
Huang Mei, Major-General (1897-1938) killed in action
Huang Weigang, General (1895-1943)
Li Bifan, General (1892-1938) committed suicide
Li Jiayu, General (1891-1944)
Li Wenbin, General (1902-1939)
Liang Chien-tang, General ( -1937) killed in action
Liang Xixian, General (1898-1941) killed in action
Liao Lei, General (1891-1940)
Liu Jiaqi, General (1894-1937) killed in action
Liu Xiang, General (1890-1938)
Lu Danmeng, General ( -1944) killed in action
Lu Dongsheng, Major-General (1908-1945) killed by a looting Soviet soldier
Luo Qijiang, General (1901-1940)
Luo Shujia, General (1888-1944)
Men Bingyue, General (1890-1944)
Peng Shiliang, General (1904-1943) killed in action
Shi Youshan, General (1892-1940) assassinated
Song Zheyuan, General (1880-1940)
Sun Mianjin, General ( -1943) killed in action
Tan Zixin, General (1896-1938)
Tang Huaiyuan, General (1884-1941)
Wang Jiaben, General (1901-1944)
Wang Jun, General (1902-1941) killed in action
Wang Mingzhang, General (1893-1938) killed in action
Wang Xidao, General ( -1937) killed in action
Wang Yizhe, General (1896-1937)
Wu Jiguang, Major-General (1903-1937) killed in action
Wu Shimin, General (1892-1941)
Xiang Ying, Major-General (1898-1941) assassinated
Xu Guozhang, General (1898-1943) killed in action
Xuan Xiafu, Lieutenant-General (1899-1938) assassinated
Xue Weiying, General ( -1937) captured and executed
Yi Anhua, General (1900-1937) killed in action
Zhang Zizhong, General (1891-1940) killed in action
Zhong Yi, General (1899-1940) killed in action
Zhou Jianping, Major-General (1892-1938) died of disease
Zhou Yuan, Major-General (1894-1938)
Zhu Chi, General (1900-1937) killed in action
Zou Hong, General (1897-1945)
Zuo Quan, Major-General (1905-1942) killed in action

SOURCE: Generals of World War II
By Steen Ammentorp

[Lornito Uriarte Mahinay Jr.]

> General Han Fuqu was a member of the Kuomintang, once held the position as the Premier of Shandong. After the onset of the Second Sino-Japanese War, he abandoned his base in Jinan, as the CIC of the Fifth War Area, and was executed by Chiang Kai-shek on 24 January 1938.

>General Wang Mingzhang, or Wang Ming-chang, commander of the 122nd Division, was killed in action March 14, 1938.

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> Killed in action during the Battle of Taiyuan (September-October 1937):

>General Hao Mon-lin-CO, 9th Corps
>General Liu Chia-chi-CO,54th Division

> Killed in action during the Peiping-Tienstin Operation:

>General Tung Lin-ko, Deputy CO,29th Corps
>General Chao Teng-yu, CO,132nd Division

>General Wang Ming-chang, divisional commandere of the 122nd Division of the 41sr Corps, gave his life in a battle during the Battle of Hsuchow.

>General Li Pi-fan, commander of the 23rd Division, committed suicide during the operations in Northern and Eastern Hainan in February 1938.

>General Chen An-pao, CO of the 29th Corps, led the 26th Division to cross Fu River in the west and renew the offensive during the Battle of Nanchang. Between May 5 and 9, 1939 he was killeda and the offensive was frustrated.

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> Killed in action during the Battle of Taiyuan (September-October 1937):

>General Hao Mon-lin-CO, 9th Corps
>General Liu Chia-chi-CO,54th Division

> Killed in action during the Peiping-Tienstin Operation:

>General Tung Lin-ko, Deputy CO,29th Corps
>General Chao Teng-yu, CO,132nd Division

>General Wang Ming-chang, divisional commandere of the 122nd Division of the 41sr Corps, gave his life in a battle during the Battle of Hsuchow.

>General Li Pi-fan, commander of the 23rd Division, committed suicide during the operations in Northern and Eastern Hainan in February 1938.

>General Chen An-pao, CO of the 29th Corps, led the 26th Division to cross Fu River in the west and renew the offensive during the Battle of Nanchang. Between May 5 and 9, 1939 he was killeda and the offensive was frustrated.

Additional Chines generals KIA. -1- Cai Bingyan (Tsai Ping-yuan, MG 1900-1937. 2- Chen Guab\ngyuan MG div 12 CO, 1873-1934. 3- Dai Zhiqi (Chih-chi) 1904-1946. 4- Fang Zhen-wu, assassinated by KMT in 1941. 5- Feng Anbang, 1894-1938. 5- Fu Zhupeng, KIA July 1949. 6- Heh Qi, brig 48 co KIA March 1946.. 7- Heh Zhan KIA 1948. 8- Hu Ruo-yu, KIA Nov 1949. 8- Huang Paitao, 1900-1948, KIA 48. 9- Li Fuying, 1897-1937, executed by Japanese 1937. 10- Li Gongan (Kung-an) Mia March 1946. 11- Li Chung-huan, KIA, no year given. 12- Li Shou-wei, Kia Oct 1940. 13- Liu Shendong, KIA 1940. 14- Lu Ching, KIA May 1947. 15- Mai Zhongyu, MIA 1946. 16- Wang Ta, KIA 1940. 17- Xue Weifung, executed by Japanese 1937. 18- Yang Maozhong, KIA 1935. 19- Zhang Huizan, executed by communists (CCP) 1934. 20- Zhang Lingfu, 1904-1947, Kia may 1947. Regards Harry

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Hi Baron, The following generals died during the war, apparently not related to combat. 1- Feng Ti , 1903-1938, died illness 1938 . 2- Feng YUxiang, 1882-1948, died 1948, and 3- Huang Musong, 1884-1937, died 1937. Regards, Harry

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>General Chang Yun-ee, CO of the Fourth Detachment, was KIA during the spring of 1942.

>Communist General Peng Xuefeng was killed in action on September 11, 1944 in Balizhaung, Henan Province.

> General Zhang Zizhong, CIC of the 33rd Army Group, was KIA on May 16, 1940 at the Changsan Mountains.

>General Dai Anlan died on May 26, 1942 near Maobang Village in Northern Burma.

>Communist General Zou Quan died on May 25, 1942 in Liaxian County, Shanxi Province.