Many outstanding figures have emerged in China's modern history, who have left a profound impact on the country. And the protagonist to be introduced in this article is an important military leader of the ** period, who gave Chiang Kai-shek a headache until 1945. He has a prominent position in Yunnan and is known as:"King of Yunnan"。At the same time, as an anti-Japanese patriotic general, he declared an uprising in 1949 and supported the leadership of the Communist Party of China.
After the founding of the People's Republic of China, he successively served as vice chairman of the Southwest Administrative Committee, vice chairman of the National Defense Committee, vice chairman of the Revolutionary Committee of the Chinese Kuomintang, and member of the Standing Committee of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference. He is the anti-Japanese patriotic general, Long Yun, the chairman of Yunnan Province. Long Yun was born on November 19, 1884, and his ancestral home was Zhaotong, Yunnan. Although Long Yun's family can be regarded as a landlord, due to the remoteness of the location, he did not get a good education when he was a child. After his father died suddenly, the family's fortunes plummeted, and Long Yun was sent to his uncle's house for foster care.
Under his uncle's arrangement, Long Yun started a new life, received a good education, and learned martial arts, laying a solid foundation for future battles. After graduating, he ventured into business and quickly amassed a large fortune. However, in Long Yun's heart, business is not what he wants, but a military career. Therefore, in 1911, Long Yun joined the Wei Huanzhang Department of the Baolu Comrade Army and officially embarked on a military career.
The following year, Long Yun and Lu Han entered the Yunnan Army Lecture Hall together for further study, and after graduation, both of them received generous work arrangements and continued to be promoted during their military careers. In particular, Tang Jiyao praised Long Yun, which also benefited from Long Yun's loyalty to Tang Jiyao. However, due to some things, Long Yun had a prejudice against Tang Jiyao, and did not agree with his way and attitude in handling some affairs. Therefore, later Long Yun resolutely chose to mutiny and drove Tang Jiyao out.
Long Yun became the new "King of Yunnan" until the end of the Liberation War, when he completely broke with Chiang Kai-shek. Long Yun resolutely refused to go to Taiwan with Chiang Kai-shek, and on August 13, 1949, he announced a break with Chiang Kai-shek, and then Lu Han declared a peaceful uprising. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, Long Yun was valued by the party and held a number of important positions. However, in 1957, Long Yun was branded as a rightist, and the following year he was removed from the post of vice chairman of the National Defense Committee. Long Yun also had many deplorable things in his life, the most sad of which was his third son, Long Rope Zeng.
Ryu Rope had tried to return to power, unable to understand his father's choice to give up power. Long Cheng himself lost his former glory and became the second deputy commander of the Zhaotong Garrison District of the Yunnan Military Region of the Chinese People's Liberation Army and the chief of the garrison corps. Subsequently, Long Cheng colluded with Chiang Kai-shek to join forces with local bandits to attack the people's power and grain requisition teams in our district and township many times, and planned the "Black Stone Incident" in Weining. After this incident, our army could only send troops to quell the rebellion, and Long Rope was finally killed, and he deserved it.