"Hengshuai sent troops to Tibet, and Yang Sen took Lhasa in anger!" "Read the newspapers, Hengshuai suppressed the rebellion three times and conquered Tibet!"
The calls of newsboys sounded throughout the city of Chengdu.
The newly published "Sichuan Daily" was sold out in an instant!
Wang Hengyue, the commander-in-chief of the Dingguo Army, who patrolled the southwest, sent troops to Tibet three times and finally succeeded!
Tibet has been quelling repeated rebellions and quelling rebellions, and has always been a serious problem. But today, it was finally quelled, and the Dalai Lama was driven to India again!
The person who created all of this has only one name: Wang Hengyue!
Wang Hengyue has become a legendary name, and his achievements in suppressing rebellions three times spread rapidly throughout the country.
Feng Guozhang and Duan Qirui, who were constantly fighting in Beijing, also sent messages to the whole country, praising Wang Hengyue's glorious deeds in suppressing the rebellion.
Sun Wen, the Provisional Government of Guangzhou, also took the time to send a congratulatory message.
Wang Hengyue took his reputation to a whole new level by quelling rebellions in Tibet three times.
Perhaps the only people who are unhappy are the British.
The British spent too much energy in Tibet and spent a lot of manpower, material and financial resources, but in the end this man named Wang Hengyue appeared!
Wang Hengyue maintained a very "friendly" relationship with the United Kingdom. They cooperated in all aspects, and also provided great help to the ongoing European war. His tung oil, bristle and other materials were spread all over Europe, and coal and copper mines were also
They were continuously sold to the British and French.
The British were very satisfied with Wang Hengyue, the number one warlord in the southwest, but the only thing that made them unhappy was Wang Hengyue's attitude towards Tibet.
But there was no way. Now the British were all focused on the European war and had no time to deal with the Tibetan issue. Moreover, Wang Hengyue sent troops too quickly this time.
Before the British could react or prepare to intervene, Lhasa had already fallen into Wang Hengyue's hands.
The only thing the British can do now is to wait until the war in Europe is over before focusing on Tibet again.
But will Wang Hengyue still give them this chance?
The huge reputation has led to an increase in the membership of the National Socialist Party, which is a very good phenomenon.
Although the Kuomintang and Sun Wen constantly criticized Wang Hengyue as a warlord, this warlord stopped the country's rebellion and safeguarded the country's territorial integrity and the dignity of its sovereignty!
What's more, if you, Sun Wen, are standing on tiptoe in Guangzhou, what's the difference between you and Jun Lang?
The National Socialist Party's larger actions began.
"Sichuan Daily" began to publish signed articles one after another.
In the article, I began to re-examine the reasons for the overthrow of the Manchu Qing Dynasty.
“In the past, the Manchu Qing regime was riddled with holes, the people were in dire straits, and its foundations had long been shaken. Sichuan
To protect the road, gunshots were fired in Wuchang, Sun Wen and others launched ten armed riots overseas, most of which were led by Huang Xing and other "revolutionary" patriots. Sun Wen also forced the Qing court to abdicate overseas, and Yuan Shikai accomplished it in a bloodless way, which was a great success.
Wei..."
The article begins to isolate the connection between Sun Wen and the fall of the Qing Dynasty!
The articles published later were even more shocking. Most of them were personal memories and information: "About early June 1900, Dr. Sun (Sun Wen) had never received a doctorate or an honorary doctorate in his life. He said that he was a Ph.D.
It's purely spreading lies. It's dr
Mistranslation of doctor. He is a medical school graduate and has also practiced medicine.) met with the French Minister Jules Halméng, hoping to get help from French arms equipment and French military staff. According to Mr. Halméng's report,
In exchange, Sun Yat-sen proposed to give the French a large area of concession in South China.
At the end of December 1902 or January 1903, Sun Yat-sen arrived in Hanoi and held talks with the secretary of the French Governor-General. "Dr. Sun promised that after establishing the Federal Republic in South China, he would turn to France for help. In order to obtain France's support, he would
Give a large area of concession. In March 1910, Sun Wen held talks with Americans Homeley and Booth. "These three people established a syndicate. Dr. Sun appointed Booth as the sole financial representative abroad for both the Syndicate and the Tongmenghui."
, and gave him full authority as agent for the processing of loans, collections, and purchases of all army and naval equipment. The Syndicate retained its right to take charge of borrowings for the construction of railroads, to cede mineral leases in Manchuria to American supporters, and after the establishment of the Provisional Government,
The borrowed money will be transferred to [China]'s economic construction. The Americans agreed to raise 3.5 million yuan within seventeen months and pay it to Dr. Sun in four installments. Dr. Sun agreed to use the British government's
Under the proposed activities, he promised to give Britain and the United States preferential treatment over all other countries. He would place China's navy under the command of British officers who obeyed his personal orders. Regarding Japan's attitude, he would
Act on UK advice.
Because the British government placed its hope on Yuan Shikai, it ignored these suggestions. After the Nanjing Provisional Government was established, Sun Wen, as the provisional president, together with Secretary-General Hu Hanmin, together with Mitsui Foundation representatives Mori Ke and Miyazaki Toten,
Talks with Junzaburo Yamada. Before the talks, Mori Ke and others had been instructed by Katsura Taro, a veteran of Japan's political circles who had served as prime minister, and Aritomo Yamagata, etc., to sign a secret agreement with Sun Wen and other revolutionaries to return the three eastern provinces to Japan.
〖Japan〗 All rights reserved.
During the meeting, Sun Wen said: "At the beginning of this move, I planned to entrust Manchuria to Japan in the hope that Japan would assist China in the revolution."
〗If this government can "quickly provide financial assistance", "either Yu or Huang Xingzhong can go to 〖Japan〗 to meet with Gui Gong to discuss the future of the Manchuria issue with the 〖revolutionary〗 government." Sen Ke said in the afternoon of the meeting
At 6 o'clock, an urgent telegram was also sent to the relevant people in Japan, revised by Sun Wen and Hu Hanmin, which stated: "Regarding the lease of Manchuria, Sun Wen has promised to pay the Japanese government five million yuan.
If an additional ten million yuan is borrowed in addition to the loan, the peace talks between Sun et al. and Yuan Shikai can be suspended, and Sun Wen or Huang Xing can go to Japan to conclude a secret treaty regarding Manchuria. This matter has many twists and turns, and finally due to 〖
The opposition of Japanese Army Minister Shinroku Ishimoto failed. The reason was that "according to the views of the expansionists in the Japanese military headquarters, in the two wars between China and Japan and between Japan and Russia, Manchuria was fought by the Japanese."
The place where precious blood was shed should enjoy all rights and interests without having to buy them with money...
On January 10, 1912, just after the Nanjing Provisional Government was established, Sun Wen wrote to Yoshiro Lingtani, the former Minister of Tibet, entrusting him to establish the Central Bank of China. On the same day, he also telegraphed to Jun Gu "to establish the Central Bank of China".
The central bank affairs should be carried out immediately. Ten days later, Linggu replied to Sun Wen, saying, "On the tenth day of the first month of the first year of the Republic of China, I received Guihan and entrusted Linggu to establish the central bank of your country."
Therefore, he drafted the "Charter for the Establishment of the National [Central] Central Bank of China" and asked Sun Wen to stamp it for approval. It stipulated that "the validity period of the charter shall be calculated from the date of delivery of the charter, and shall be fifty years."
"Limited." The bank has the privilege of issuing banknotes. Its other functions include "the annual income and annual expenditure of the national treasury," "the arrangement of domestic and foreign debts and the collection of new national debts," and "the arrangement and transformation of currency."
, "Manage the import and export of printing paper, etc.," "The government is set up to supervise the business of banks, etc."
The "full power of appointment and removal" of important personnel was also given to Lingzhi.
After the Song Dynasty case, Sun Wen believed that "if Japan helps me, I will win, and if Japan helps Yuan, Yuan will win." According to this guiding ideology, both Sun Wen and Yuan Shikai fought for Japan's support at all costs.
As soon as these articles were published, the whole country was in an uproar.
A letter from Sun Wen that was previously said to be Huang Xing's betrayal of Lu's escape, "Sichuan Daily"
The publication of these also adds to the credibility.
This letter was written by Sun Wen in May 1914 to Japan's Prime Minister Otsu Shigenobu.
This letter has four main points: "[China] can play a greater role against [Japan] than India does to Britain. Sun Wen said, "Britain's three islands are not very vast, but no one knows
As its national power expands day by day, it will seize the continent of India as a large market for its mother country, and the world's major powers will be unable to compete with it. Japan's development has been exhausted, and there is almost no room for maneuver. China's country has a vast territory and abundant resources.
It has not yet been developed. Today, it is like the British in India, without the labor and expense of setting up troops to defend it, but it can gain access to the huge market of China, and the benefits are doubled. It is said that one can become the world's leader in one fell swoop. "
In other words, [China] can provide [Japan] with a cheaper and more beneficial role than the colony of India for Britain. Specifically, domestic affairs, diplomacy, military, industry, justice, etc. all rely on [Japan].
Japan helps, and "can open up the market of China to benefit the industry and commerce of Japan, which is tantamount to monopolizing the interests of trade..."
Yuan Shikai's government was actually anti-Japanese. The Yuan family and his government "pretended to be at odds with Japan, but they rejected it or the government violated it and incited people to oppose it, or their rights had been granted to Japan and they were translated."
They are not strong enough to consolidate themselves, and they are worried about the friendly relationship between the Kuomintang and Japan, so on the surface they still want to buy Japan. If their position is more consolidated than today, they will treat Japan even more than Japan.
Today too!
Before the Kuomintang achieves its goal of seizing power, China cannot pacify it.
If the Japanese can help the revolutionary party, they will have great benefits, so they must dare to go beyond the routine and help the Kuomintang.
Sun Wen frankly said that "the revolutionary party in China had no powerful country to help it beforehand, and its hopes were difficult to achieve." However, "helping the party of a country and subverting its government is not a common practice in the world. However, it is an exception in ancient and modern times."
People can do extraordinary things and achieve extraordinary achievements. I think that you are an extraordinary person. Now you have encountered an extraordinary opportunity. It is the day when you will make great achievements in your career."...
The publication of this letter that year severely damaged the image of the Kuomintang and caused a major split within the Kuomintang.
But now, this letter was brought up again, and once again became a weapon to attack Sun Wen.
Taking advantage of the successful counterinsurgency in Tibet and his personal reputation reaching a new peak, Wang Hengyue began his counterattack against the Kuomintang!!