Wang MaoGong

Wang MaoGong

Wang MaoGong (1891-1961), a native of Tongshan, Jiangsu Province, graduated from Nanjing Army NO.4 middle school, Baoding army officer's school phase II, and fulongzhi Military College of the Soviet Union. He joined the Guangdong army in 1920 and served as the commander of the first route and the major general of the first brigade of the first army. In 1924, Sun Yat Sen joined the army in Guangzhou base camp, was a member of major general of the inspection committee of Huangpu Military Academy, the chief of the third military cadet corps, the camp director of Chaoshan branch, the commander of the second division of the first army of the National Revolutionary Army, and the commander of Guangzhou garrison. In June 1926, he was dismissed from his post, and Feng sent he Zhonghan, Du Congrong and Lu Ruirong to study in the Military Academy of volongzhi in the Soviet Union. After returning to China in 1930, he served as an alternate executive member of the fourth Central Committee of the Chinese Kuomintang, director of the Zhengtai Railway Administration Bureau, member of the student association studying in Russia, member of the Shanxi provincial government, director of the Ping Sui Railway Administration Bureau, and was re elected as an alternate member of the Fifth Central Committee of the Chinese Kuomintang. In 1936, he won the 10th anniversary Medal of the Northern Expedition oath of the national revolutionary army. After the outbreak of the Anti Japanese War, he served as lieutenant general and Deputy Supervisor of the military law executive director department of the Military Commission. Chairman of Jiangsu provincial government, deputy commander of the 10th theater of war, commander in chief of Northern Jiangsu, executive member of the 6th Central Committee of the Chinese Kuomintang. In April 1940, he was awarded the rank of lieutenant general of the army. After 1945, he served as chairman of Jiangsu provincial government and commander of Jiangsu security. The president's office will serve as an advisor to the Strategic Advisory Committee. In 1949, he came to Taiwan and served as the strategic adviser and national policy adviser of the "presidential palace" and a member of the "design and Research Committee for the restoration of the mainland". He died in Taipei on December 27, 1961.

Life of the characters

Wang MaoGong entered a private school at the age of 6. He was a middle-aged scholar at the age of 14. Later, he entered Jiangsu Army primary school, Nanjing Army NO.4 middle school, Baoding army military academy phase II (phase I) and graduated from the Soviet Union's fulongzhi military academy. In 1911, he served as company commander and battalion commander of the first division of Jiangsu army, following Sun Yat Sen and opposing Yuan Shikai. He joined the Guangdong army in 1920 and served as battalion commander and the first commander of the Guangdong army. In June 1922, Chen Jiongming mutinied, and Wang served as the major general of the first brigade of the first army of the East Road bandit army of Guangdong army, and the director of the command and Communication Office of the central army of the East Road bandit army. He was responsible for commanding the operations of the first, third, fifth and eighth independent brigades. Sun Yat Sen once wrote to Wang, giving him a high evaluation of his anti treason work. In 1924, Sun Yat Sen joined the army in Guangzhou base camp and was a member of the inspection committee of Huangpu Military Academy. In 1925, he served as the commander of the third military cadet corps of Huangpu Military Academy, and later as the camp director of Chaoshan branch of the military academy. In August of the same year, he served as chief of staff of the first army and commander of the second division of the National Revolutionary Army, and commander of Guangzhou garrison. He was dismissed from his post in June 1926, and Feng sent he Zhonghan, Du Congrong and Lu Ruirong to study in the Military Academy of volongzhi in the Soviet Union, and then transferred to Germany to study military. In 1929, he returned to China as commander of the 11th army of the Jin Sui army and participated in the Central Plains war. He gradually took refuge with Chiang Kai Shek after 1931. Later, he served as Wang Jingwei's military aide and military adviser, alternate executive member of the fourth Central Committee of the Kuomintang, director of the Zhengtai Railway Administration Bureau (presided over the withdrawal of Zhengtai railway from the French), member of the student association studying in Russia, member of the Shanxi provincial government, director of the pingsui Railway Administration Bureau, and was re elected as the fifth alternate member of the Central Committee of the Kuomintang. He was awarded the 10th anniversary Medal of the northern expedition of the National Revolutionary Army in 1936. After the outbreak of the Anti Japanese War, he served as lieutenant general and Deputy Supervisor of the military law executive director department of the Military Commission of the national government. In 1941, he served as deputy commander of the Soviet and Shandong war zone. In 1945, he served as chairman of the Jiangsu provincial government of the Kuomintang, chairman of the party headquarters of Jiangsu Province, Secretary General of the three people's principles Youth League of the Kuomintang, deputy commander of the 10th war zone, security commander of Jiangsu Province, chairman of the Jiangsu provincial government, deputy commander of the 10th war zone, commander in chief of the 10th war zone, commander in chief of the northern Jiangsu Province, and executive member of the 6th Central Committee of the Kuomintang. In April 1940, he was granted the title of lieutenant general of the army. After 1945, he served as chairman of the Jiangsu provincial government of the Kuomintang, chairman of the Jiangsu provincial Party department, Secretary General of the three people's principles Youth League of the Kuomintang, deputy commander of the 10th war zone, security commander of Jiangsu Province, and executive member of the Central Committee of the Kuomintang. in 1948, he was appointed as the general adviser of the Strategic Advisory Committee of the presidential palace. In 1949, he fled to Taiwan with the Chiang Kai Shek group and served as a strategic consultant to the "presidential palace", a national policy consultant, a member of the Design Committee of the Executive Yuan, and a member of the "design and Research Committee for the restoration of the mainland". He died in Taipei on December 27, 1961.

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