war of cliques

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what were the four cliques

Zhili, Fengtian, Anhui

Guangxi

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what did the warlords want

international recognition, power, money?

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who was Fengtian clique warlord Zhang Zoulin?

  • led manchuria with japanese backed funds (connections via russo-japanese war)

  • funded army into a modernized and well-trained unit

  • gained lots of arsenal, mongolian and zhili territory from the anhui vs zhili-fengtian war of 1920

  • felt held back by Japan but still made the central government his puppets

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who was Wu Peifu warlord of Zhili clique?

  • fought with Fengtian in 1920

  • now hates him because he is an imperialist

  • offered help from Japan (as well as anhui) but refused because he was backed by Italy

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how did the foreigners play a part in this?

  • were in trading ports

  • supported by britain, france, italy, and (especially) soviet union, japan

  • not ideological, simply power

  • japan was seemingly non-interventionist; they wanted him in just japan for their own interests

  • provided weapon surplus even though it was illegal

  • employed by Zhang Zongchang (F) and Sun Yat Sen

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who was Sun Yatsen leader of the Kuomintang (KMT)

  • a party for democracy, originally from 1912

  • against warlords

  • used soviets

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compare the Zhang and Wu armies

men: 120K vs 100k (250K?)

field guns: 150 vs 100

machine guns: 150 to 100

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describe the first war of the cliques

  • fengtian’s zhang convinced Sun Yat Sen and Anhui to attack Zhili from all fronts

  • Sun Yat Sun had to leave due to regional conflict

  • Used Marco Polo Bridge, and North/South railway lines in the north to fight

  • Zhili Christian Warlord beat Fengtian making them flee to Shanghai

  • Zhili now had control of Beinjing but couldn’t go after Zhnag in Manchuria

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how did Zhang respond to his first loss?

  • made his three provinces independent from Beining

  • created central headquarters

  • Japanese trained officers

  • 200k in combat groups

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what infighting occured for the Zhili?

  • Cao Kun bribed to presidency but fought for power against Wu

  • Feng Yuxiang (Christian Warlord) was a Zhili Clique Officer who resented Wu’s Control

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what happened after Zhili’s takeover? the second war

  • they were cornered by enemies but had a plan to unite everyone

  • caused infighting between Anhui and Zhili in Shanghai

  • Zhang Zoulin accepted called for help

  • Wu divided army into 3 and one would go to Manchuria

  • Zhang stopped advance though

  • Feng Yuxiang (Christian Warlord) refused to listen to immoral Wu due to his progressiveness and when tasked with attacked Zhang from behind, went to arrest Cao

  • Wu retreated without weapons to Huawei (guangdong) and lost power

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what happened after the Zhili lost power?

  • Zhang and Feng redistributed Zhili land

  • Soviets liked Feng but not Zhang so they sent him weapons and ….

  • Zhang was worried about invasion

  • So the “Guomindang?” and Fengtian fought

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how did the people see feng and zhang?

feng was a traitor and zhang was an illegimate ruler

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what was going on in the south with Sun Yat Sen?

  • he was unifying plans against warlords

  • the kmt would become a viable alternative

  • but they needed military victory over the north

  • decided to create nationalist, revolutionary ideology via military academy for loyalty

  • soviets gave support (grifting to communism from CCP, led by Chen Duxiu)

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what happened after Sun died?

  • the KMT became more extremist on both sides

  • Chiang Kai Sek launched a national expedition with the National Revolutionary Army

  • Fengtian was strong after victory over Gumong?

  • plan was to go after one warlord at a time then capture wuhan

  • defections allowed for capture of Nanjing?

  • National pacification army against south’s communism

  • NRA moved to Shanghai but foreigners sent troops

  • Chiang tries to console them “the people’s wishes, guard foreigners”

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how did the CCP break off from the KMT?

  • the ccp and left wing of kmt used Wuhan as an anti-chiang center

  • accused chiang of dampening message to soothe fears

  • peasants went to CCP (over 50K members)

  • KMT and CCP began to crumble as they represented opposite things, anti-peasants

  • in 1927, they nullifed Chiang’s power over them

  • Chiang purged CCP in Shanghai

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what happened after this split?

  • soviets urged for unification

  • KMT in nanjing, CCP in wuhan

  • national pacification army working

  • for now CCP and KMT would work together back north

  • Zhang w/ Chiang but recaptured Bejing

  • Communist uprisings distracted the soliders

  • KMT was fragile, CCP under ground after Chiang stepped down

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what happened after Chiang stepped down?

  • Sun tried to retake Nanjing but NPA won

  • in 1928, Zhang returned for new expedition to Japanese territory ?

  • Japan moved troops more inward

  • Still Japanese dog even though he complained about them

  • Japnese and NRA Chiang incident on May 2nd

    • who attacked who first

    • Japan ruthless to keep image

  • weakened Zhang politically and abandoned beijing; killed by Japanese bomb

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what happened after Zhang’s murder?

  • NRA got capital with little resistance

  • Zhang’s death allowed for more control of Manchuria; son joined KMT as resistance

  • CCP? flew flag over arsenal for “Golden Decade”

  • Japan uses more force

  • CCP organized under MAo