How did the Japanese Kwantung Army get to China? Where was the Kwantung Army before Fu Yi went to the Northeast? thank you

There was no Kwantung Army before Japan occupied Northeast China!

1905 After the Russo-Japanese War, Japan occupied Liaodong Peninsula and Nanman Railway in China. Soon, Japan changed its name to Guandong County in Liaodong Peninsula, and established Guandong County in Lushun, with the Ministry of Civil Affairs and the War Department under it. 19 19 based on the war department of the Kanto prefecture, the Kwantung Army Command was established in Lushunkou. After the defeat of Russia in the Russo-Japanese War, according to the Portsmouth Peace Treaty, the lease right of Kanto County (southern Liaoning Province of China) and the Nanman Railway were transferred to Japan. In order to safeguard its colonial interests, Japan sent two regiments with a total of 40,000 divisions to Kanto County and Nanman Railway, and set up the Kanto Governor's Office. The following year, the Governor's Office was changed to the Governor's Office, and the War Department was set up to administer 1 Army Division, six independent garrison battalions, Lushun Heavy Artillery Battalion and Gendarmerie.

In the first half of the 20th century, the Japanese heavy corps invaded the northeast of China for a long time.

19 19, the viceroy was abolished, the Kanto Hall was established, and the Kwantung Army was established. The first commander was Kōichirō Genba, whose headquarters was located in Lushun, directly under the Emperor.

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