The Korean Independence Army, which won the Battle of Jaryeong in Daejeon, reorganized its troops by entering the city of Daejeon, distributing military supplies, and strengthening armament. The military power was further strengthened as it was welcomed by Koreans who had been suffering under Japanese pressure for a long time, and the area of Naza-gu became the base of the anti-Man Anti-Japanese Army. Around this time, Oh Eui-seong, deputy commander of the General Command of the National Army of Gilim-gu, who was active in the Ando-hyeon area near Baekdusan Mountain, moved to Daejeon after hearing the news that the ROK-China coalition won the battle. Accordingly, the Chinese volunteer forces, which had previously been divided into 1-4 roads, joined forces. The Korean Independence Army, led by General Ji Cheong-cheon, also joined forces with the Chinese Volunteer Army led by Oh Ui-seong. The ROK-China coalition forces, which strengthened their military power, decided to attack Dongnyeonghyeonseong Fortress after an operational meeting. Dongnyeonghyeonseong Fortress is an important political base for Japanese imperialism, and there were about 500 Japanese troops and about 2,000 Manchurian troops stationed here. In addition, it was equipped with modern weapons such as armored vehicles. Guimgu National Army, led by Oh Eui-seong, had units such as Si Si-young, Sachung Port, and Geumsan, and the Korean Independence Army attacked Dongnyeonghyeonseong Fortress through joint operations with them. The Chinese Communist Party's Wangcheng and Hunchun guerrillas also participated in the operation. The operation began around 2 a.m. on September 6, when the Allied Forces' main forces attacked the east, west, and south gates, and the hollow guerrilla forces decided to attack Seosan Podae, located outside the west gate. The Korean Independence Army attacked the west gate along with the troops of Sachung Port. The enemy troops guarding the west gate of Dongnyeonghyeonseong Fortress launched stubborn resistance by firing mortar and machine guns. The promised reinforcements and ammunition support did not continue in time, and the Seosan battery on the west gate side constantly attacked the allied forces, leaving the troops of Sachung Port and the Korean Independence Army struggling. However, with General Ji Cheong-cheon's solo battle and the battle of the Korean Independence Army's Byeoldong University, the allied forces succeeded in breaking through the west gate after a fierce battle. Units such as Siyeong Si and Geumsan, who were in charge of targeting the east gate and the south gate, broke through the gate relatively smoothly and entered the city area of Dongnyeonghyeonseong Fortress. When the allied forces broke through the three sides of the castle, the Japanese and Manchurian forces occupied a corner of the castle and continued to resist. The battle lasted until the next morning, and the Japanese army attempted a massive counterattack with cannons and armored vehicles at the forefront. The Chinese Allied Forces, which was attacked by the Japanese forces' heavy machinery, withdrew from the castle, fearing that the enemy's reinforcements would come due to the unfavorable situation. The Japanese and Manchurian forces deployed a large number of troops to chase the allied forces, causing considerable damage to the allied forces. In particular, the allied forces of Korea and China, which were attacking the west gate direction, were hit hard by intensive fire by the enemy, with dozens of officers, including the military superintendent Gangjin Sea, and Korean Independence Army General General General Ji Cheong-cheon and Korean brigade General Gilim-gu. Unfortunately, the final battle of the anti-Man Anti-Japanese War, which was carried out by the Korean Independence Army in cooperative operations with the Chinese volunteer forces, ended with the defeat of the ROK-China coalition. However, more than 500 people were killed, 200 people were injured, and one armored vehicle was damaged. The ROK-China Allied Forces temporarily retreated from Dongnyeong County and soon held an operational meeting of high-level Allied generals to prepare for enemy attacks. After reviewing the situation, General Ji Cheong-cheon raised an intensive defense against both Dongnyeong and Mokneung in accordance with information and operational strategies. "Looking at the appropriateness now, the possibility of enemy attacks is expected from the Mokneung people, so it is considered military appropriate for our Korean troops to defend the Mokneung side and the Chinese to defend the Dongnyeong side." However, Joo Bo-jung, chief of the Guilimgu Army under Oh Ui-seong, gave a different opinion. "The enemy will surely attack from Dongnyeong, Mokneung, Yeongan, and Baekcho-gu. However, each unit must be divided into four and deployed. The same goes for the Korean military." General Ji Cheong-cheon looked embarrassed and was told by Jubo-jung. "Our allied forces suffered tremendous casualties due to the defeat of Dongnyeonghyeonseong Fortress. However, dividing all units into four can rather divide the military. In addition, it is not the right way to divide even the Korean army, which has relatively weak troops and weapons compared to the Chinese army, into four," but Oh Eui-sung and other Chinese military commanders were all agreeing with the opinion of Zhu Bo-jung. "Since the enemy is a great force, there is a high possibility that allies will be surrounded and cooperated from all sides. General Ji's recommendation is to remain in the rear with him and lead the general operation." Ji Cheong-cheon retreated, fearing that the foundation of the Korea-China joint operation would collapse if he insisted strongly on his operation plan. However, all of this was in fact intentionally promoted by Joo Bo-jung. Zhu Bo-jung, a former member of the Communist Party of China's Manchuria, entered the Guilimgu Armed Forces to increase the political influence of the Communist Party and realized the Communist Party's policies, allowing Sachunghang Port, Siyeong, Bu Hyeonmyeong, and Wangyogi to be placed around him. However, this position of the Chinese Communist Party was not accepted by the Korean independent army, which was in a nationalist position. At that time, Ji Cheong-cheon was trying to unite nationalists from all over the country to create an external organization of the Korean Independence Army while conducting anti-Man Anti-Japanese War by commanding the Korean Independence Army. It was only when such an external support organization was organized that the Korean Independence Army's military power could be strengthened and the anti-Japanese independence war could be carried out more firmly. From the standpoint of Zhu Bo-jung, a member of the Chinese Party, it was compelling to take some action against the strengthening of the nationalist camp. Thus, the generals of the Guilimgu Armed Forces were attracted to the communist camp and promoted a movement to reject the nationalist camp. The fact that Joo Bo-jung divided the ROK-China coalition into four in preparation for the Japanese attack on the ROK-China coalition was also intended to differentiate the forces of the Korean independence forces. At that time, the Korean Independence Army was always respected by Chinese volunteer soldiers for maintaining independent unit units and taking charge of the battle, although it was engaged in joint operations with the Guilim Gu Armed Forces. Therefore, in order to weaken the power of the Korean independent army, it was necessary to dismantle the independent unit and assign it to each Chinese volunteer unit. This meant strengthening the control of the Chinese Communist Party's Guilimgu Armed Forces along with the effect of weakening the power of the Korean Independence Army. However, when the Korean Independence Army, which was divided into four lanes, did not move as he wished, Joo Bo-jung began to disarm the Korean Independence Army with three times the force. Not only the main treasure but also the city administration participated in the suppression of the Korean independence army. Si-young Si-young, who had been dissatisfied with the distribution of military supplies obtained in the Battle of Daejeon, agreed to the proposal of the police to suppress the leaders of the Korean independent army and confiscate all guns and bullets of the independent army. "What is this?" General Ji Cheong-cheon, the commander of the Korean Independence Army, protested and yelled at Si-young and Zhu Bo-jung when Chinese volunteer soldiers suddenly flocked to the Korean Independence Army barracks and seized weapons with guns. "Aren't you guys crazy?" What are the same allies doing in the yard of preparing for the enemy's attack!" Joo Bo-joong glared at Jicheongcheon with a sneaky smile. "I don't want to make you suffer from the commander of my army, so respond quietly." "Tell me why you're doing this!" "They monopolized the major of the anti-Japanese war and let the Korean independent army take over all the military supplies they've taken over after defeating the Japanese army. As a unit allied with the Guilim Gu Army, they should be under the command of our Guguk Command, but they acted arbitrarily and interfered with the unity of the entire allies. Therefore, I would like to ask for your sins and hold them accountable, so please follow them instead of complaining!" It was ridiculous. After detaining about 80 Korean independent military leaders under General Ji Cheong-cheon, Joo Bo-jung and Si-young mobilized a large number of troops to surround the independent military units distributed to four locations and force them to disarm all of them. Eventually, 330 people, including officers, were arrested and detained in the city of Daejeon in the wake of this incident, and a number of members fled stillbirth. As a result, the Korean Independence Army was deprived of all weapons and faced a crisis of dismantling. However, as a result of the discussion at the officers' meeting of the Guilimgu Armed Forces, most of the generals of the Korean Independence Army were released. When faced with difficult times, the spirit of a man is bound to be revealed. At that time, Oh Ui-seong released most of the commanders of the Korean Independence Army, but Ji Cheong-cheon and company commander Ko Yeon-ki did not release them and said they would execute one person in face. In response, Ko Yeon-ki stepped up and tried to save Ji Cheong-cheon by sacrificing his life, saying, "When I think of future anti-Japanese war activities, the commander-in-chief has a lot to do in the future." As a result, Ji Cheong-cheon and Cho Gyeong-han visited Si Si-young and appealed for the life of Goun-gi, and he was released. Shinheul, who was working as a military doctor for the Korean Independence Army, tried to kill himself after hearing the news of Ji Cheong-cheon's body, but saved his life by dissuasion around him. As the commanders of the Korean Independence Army were arrested and released, Joo Bo-jung left the camp of the Armed Forces of Gilin-gu when this did not go as he intended. Through this process of conflict and discord, the Korea-China coalition, which fought an active anti-Japanese war in the East Manchuria region in the early 1930s, eventually weakened its power and eventually separated, and the Korea-China united front was disbanded. When the Korean Independence Army was completely separated from the Chinese Volunteer Army, a massive subjugation of the Japanese armed anti-Japanese struggle group began in October.
As a military organization under the Korean Independence Party, from November 1931 to September 1933, the Korean Independence Army, which fought joint battles with military groups on various anti-Japanese routes and sometimes ambushed the Japanese army, raised the flag of the anti-Japanese independence war. In this situation, the Provisional Government of Shanghai has dispatched personnel to request military movement of General Ji Cheong-cheon and Korean Independence Army generals. In other words, it was negotiated with the Chinese government to establish a military school, so it was asked to move to the jurisdiction and make efforts to foster military talent. "The helpless invasion of Japanese imperialism will not only stop at Manchuria, but will lead to mainland China in the future and eventually reveal its ambition teeth toward Asia as a whole. I think the possibility of a massive anti-Japanese war between the jurisdiction and Manchuria will sprout if military talent is trained and dispatched to Manchuria as stated by the provisional government. "After discussing with Hongjin, chairman of the Central Executive Committee of the Korea Independence Party, Ji Cheongcheon decided to act extensively. Thus, after entering the jurisdiction and reviewing the situation, as promised by the Chinese national government, if the conditions for long-term combat are met, the government will choose the path, and if the situation is not favorable, it will return to Manchuria. However, since the entire Korean Independence Army cannot move to the jurisdiction, the worst, An Tae-jin and others will lead the remaining troops to the Milsan and Horim areas, and about 50 young independence forces will move to the jurisdiction, including Jicheongcheon. As the armed anti-Japanese struggle in the 1930s gradually became earnest after the Manchurian Incident, Yang Se-bong and Goi-heo, who led the Joseon Revolutionary Army, fought fierce battles against Japanese imperialism and fought fiercely in the midst of the anti-Japanese war. Ji Cheong-cheon, Hong Jin, and Kim Hak-gyu of the Korean Independence Party moved to the jurisdiction to plan a long-term war and cross the Sanhaegwan. However, when Siwoon became disadvantageous, those who had a weak will and coveted wealth judged that the path to independence of their homeland was difficult and returned to Japan and turned to pro-Japanese group.
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