Brief introduction of king de

King De (1902-1966): Prince Deng Lupu of Muchuk, whose name is Xian. The princes of Inner Mongolia advocated the independence of Inner Mongolia. A native of Sunite Right Banner, Xilin Gol League, Chahar region,1born on February 8, 902,1sealed in Ling Du County, Zazadoro in 908. 19 13 Beiyang government named him Prince Zasak and Prince Shuo Ling. Responsible for flag management.

He is familiar with Confucian classics and is an accomplished calligrapher of Chinese characters. 65438-0924 Deputy League President of Xilin Gol League and Member of Chahar Provincial Government. 1served as a member of the Beijing rehabilitation conference in February, 1925, and1served as a member of the Senate in June, 1927. King De is an advocate and promoter of pan-Mongolianism, and also a director of the independence movement in Inner Mongolia. King De once advocated the national self-determination movement and the autonomy movement.

This paper introduces in detail that before the full-scale outbreak of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, the German King was appointed as the vice chairman of the Mongolian Government Council in Chahar in 1936, and the Mongolian military government was established as the commander-in-chief and president with the support of the Japanese Kwantung Army in February 10. 165438+1On October 24th, Fu dispatched the main force of the 35th Army to conquer the Bailing Temple stationed by the 7th Division of the Puppet Mongolian Army to "Suiyuan War of Resistance". 1937 After the July 7th Incident, the Japanese Kwantung Army quickly took control of the Pingsui Railway between North China and Inner Mongolia, and occupied Baotou on June 17. King De, Li Shouxin and others took refuge in the Japanese and became the heads of Mongolian puppet regime.