1932: Playing with the Japanese Communist Party with a doll

Fujiwara no Kanezane didn't care what these doomed men thought. He threw the document in Yunduan Wangchuk's face and ordered the soldiers to bring up several large boxes. He stood with his hands on his hips and shouted to the audience:

"Those who have received loan sharking from the Yunwang family, please stand up!"

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At first, no one dared to move, until Fujiwara no Kanezane kicked over the box, revealing a pile of documents inside, including land deeds, debts, and indentures. The documents were blown all over the floor by the wind. Then a young man grabbed a debt document and rushed out of the crowd with a whoosh:

"I! This! This! Is signed by my dad!" "Good! Very good! Excellent!"

Fujiwara Kanezane burst into laughter and jumped off the stage. He grabbed the boy's chilblained hand and, in front of his frightened eyes, tore the paper to pieces with all his might!

"Listen carefully! From today on, you, your father, and your entire family will be debt-free!"

After listening to the agent's translation, the boy was stunned for a moment. When he understood the meaning of the words, he grabbed the scraps of paper and tore them apart like crazy, his cries echoing throughout the scene.

Soon, more and more people came forward, identifying themselves as the debtors. Too lazy to tear the papers one by one, Fujiwara Kanezane simply picked up a gasoline barrel, poured it on the pile of papers, and then threw a tinder!

"From today on, everyone, listen carefully, I mean everyone. All debts owed to Prince Yun's Mansion are written off! No more debts! From today on, no one in Ulanqab will be allowed to lend money at high interest rates!"

Amidst the blazing flames, the herdsmen knelt on the ground, some silently, some sobbing, some laughing wildly, shouting incoherent words of praise.

This time, Fujiwara no Kanezane did not stop them.

Emotions suppressed for so many years, even generations, needed to be released. So, Fujiwara Kanezane naturally picked up the Cloud King and threw him into the fire to "refuel." Watching him frantically struggle in the flames, he clapped his hands with a cold expression.

"Ah! Sorry, the flame is a little small."

Then, he slapped his head again, and with great effort, he picked up the fat middle-aged man next to him and threw him into the fire, and finally threw the young man in as well:

"By the way, a family should be together... Oh, it's so hard for me."

The entire Ulanqab suddenly became as silent as a grave. The herdsmen were still in a daze, as if they could not believe that the entire family of the dignified King Yun was dead, while the nobles were trembling with fear, as if they had not expected the new master to be so cruel.

However, something even more brutal is yet to come.

Seeing that the three generations of Prince Yun's family were almost burned to ashes, Fujiwara no Kanezane raised his hand and pointed at the group of "nobles" whose clothing was obviously different from that of the poor herdsmen:

"Catch them all!"

When the soldiers pointed their bayonets and guns at them, the nobles finally realized that Fujiwara no Kanezane had no intention of becoming their master, but was here to destroy them!

Some cried, some begged, some cursed, but none of them could change their fate of being dragged to the stage one by one. As for those who were shouting the loudest, Fujiwara Kanezane impatiently scratched his ears and ordered:

"Implement temporary military law! Cut off their tongues and leave their ears for the public trial!"

"From today! Pastures will be distributed to each household! Livestock taxes will be waived!" "From today! Debts will be burned! Slaves will be freed!"

"From today on! There will be no more princes on the grassland!" "Anyone who dares to be a prince, or wants to be a prince..."

Fujiwara no Kanemichi hooked his finger at the corpses of the family of the former supreme ruler of Ulanqab and the captured nobles, and grinned at the silent crowd:

“They are role models!”

544 Your name is Xu Binjun

dictatorship!

Dictatorship!

This is exactly what it means to impose military dictatorship on the grasslands!

He himself is a prince, yet he still says "there will be no more princes on the grassland"! Doesn't that mean there can only be one prince?

In this vast world, I am the only one who reigns supreme!

To use a somewhat inappropriate metaphor to describe it - "Only the state officials are allowed to set fires, but the people are not allowed to light lamps"!

Fujiwara no Kanezane, a member of the "Japanese ruling group", really wanted to be the emperor of China. It wasn't even a "constitutional monarchy", but rather the "I am the state" kind!

This was the judgment made by a CCP cadre named Xi who had been lurking in Ulanqab and planning to incite the local people to defect and was hiding among the crowd of onlookers.

Although he thought so and was very wary of Fujiwara no Kanezane's ambition, to be honest, when Xi Zhongxun saw this group of Mongolian princes and nobles being captured, interrogated and beheaded one by one by the soldiers of the 129th Division, he actually felt very happy.

As a Communist Party member, he instinctively loathed the slave owners on the grasslands. However, due to the ethnic policy initially formulated by the Central Committee and the Northward Corps, he had to cooperate with them, and he had no hope of being happy.

Therefore, when he saw someone taking over the role of punishing bad guys in place of the CCP, doing things that the CCP could not do, and taking on the bad reputation that the CCP was reluctant to bear, he would be happy.

Having said that, no matter what Fujiwara no Kanezane's starting point was, and whether there were other reasons, there was nothing wrong in killing and crippling this group of Mongolian princes.

Look at the crimes!

If it weren't for their special ethnic identity, if it weren't for the fact that the CCP didn't have enough power to control the grasslands, these guys would have died countless times in places like Jiangxi!

Hey, well done to Fujiwara Kanezane and the 129th Division!

While sighing like this, Xi Zhongxun couldn't help but feel a little worried.

According to the extended theory of "Three Represents", ordinary people tend not to consider so many political issues. They just follow whoever treats them well.

And now, what Fujiwara Kanezane and the 129th Division were doing on the Ulanqab grasslands was no different from what the Red Army had done on the Ordos grasslands, and they even had the important activity of killing nobles!

There is no doubt that since the Red Army could gain the gratitude, love, and support of the herders, Fujiwara no Kanezane and his men would surely gain the same support, thus creating obstacles for the future CCP's leadership of the people here, and even triggering a new round of "Inner Mongolian Civil War"!

This is truly an enemy that cannot be underestimated...

While Xi Zhongxun was thinking about all sorts of things, he suddenly heard Fujiwara Kanezane on the stage shouting:

"Is there anyone who knows Chinese characters? Anyone who knows Mongolian? Anyone who has handled local affairs in Ulanqab and knows this area well? If so, please step forward! I need your help!"

Is this... preparing to find Han... uh... Mongolian traitors and establish a new ruling order? It's a good opportunity to infiltrate the enemy.

Xi Zhongxun hesitated for a few seconds. Seeing that no one responded, he was about to raise his hand when he heard an excited and familiar male voice earlier:

"Your Highness! Me, me, me!"

Um?

Xi Zhongxun looked in the direction of the voice in surprise, and his pupils shrank.

Comrade Gao?

Why is he here?

I heard he's in Bailing Temple? Another hidden clue?

Seeing this person jump out, Xi Zhongxun knew that there must be something wrong, so he quickly stretched and concealed the action of raising his hand just now.

Fujiwara Kanezane also looked over like everyone else, and raised his eyebrows: "I remember you, you were at Bailing Temple last time..."

"Yes, yes, yes! I'm Gao Chongde! I didn't expect His Highness would still remember me!"

Gao Gang nodded rapidly, forcing a fawning smile that suggested he was doing well, but in reality, it was far from adequate.

"Since we parted at Bailing Temple, I have long admired Your Highness's splendor and majesty. Unexpectedly, I see Your Highness again here!"

"Did you know we were coming here?"

"I heard that the last time Your Highness came, he was in such a hurry that he only captured Prince Yun but didn't occupy Ulanqab. I guessed that he might have left it for today..."

After listening to Gao Gang's desperate explanation of the reason for his appearance, Fujiwara Kanezane's mouth curled up a meaningful smile, but he didn't point it out and clapped his hands with a smile:

"Alright! Since we're destined to meet, I'll leave this matter to you!" "Also... please give me your instructions, Your Highness!"

"King Yun is dead, and the people of Ulanqab have been liberated. But I feel they have only liberated their bodies, not their souls! The gap between people is still huge!"

Fujiwara Kanezane waved his hand and said:

"So, I've decided that two days from now, using the supplies from Prince Yun's Palace, we'll slaughter cattle and sheep, prepare fine wine and delicious food, and hold a three-day Ulanqab-wide gala!"

"During these three days, regardless of gender, age, Han, Mongolian, Japanese, Russian, or status, everyone can eat and drink for free, revel to their heart's content, bid farewell to the pain of the past, and welcome a new future!"

"Gao Chongde, I'll give you a maximum of 1000 people and two days to prepare. Can you do it?!"

While Gao Gang was shocked by Fujiwara no Kanezane's generosity and magnanimity and worried about "winning people's hearts", he also took a deep breath and realized that this was a good opportunity for him to infiltrate the enemy.

If I can handle this well, I will definitely gain Fujiwara's trust. At the very least, I can let him see my excellent abilities and thus...

So, do your best to do it!

Gao Gang unconsciously straightened his body and responded resolutely, as if receiving an order from the Party Central Committee or the Corps General Administration:

"Yes! I promise to complete the task!" "Okay! Tian Weiyang!"

"exist!"

"Send him 1000 cavalry! You and he will do this together! Alright! Stop wasting time and get to work!"

"Yes, Commander!" "Yes, Your Highness!"

Several people took the order and left, but when they passed by Xi Zhongxun, Gao Gang seemed to unintentionally cast an extremely hidden look at him.

after one day.

"...Is the message authentic?"

"I guarantee it with my Party spirit! It's absolutely true!"

When asked by Li Desheng's cavalry general, Xi Zhongxun nodded solemnly: "I saw with my own eyes that Fujiwara no Kanezane assigned his cavalry general and a large number of soldiers to our comrades for command and dispatch!"

After receiving the news from Gao Gang, Xi Zhongxun quickly left Ulanqab, blending in with the huge crowd of people preparing for the gala, and traveled westward day and night. As expected, he encountered his own team.

This is not surprising. If the CCP was not prepared for such a widely publicized "attack" on the Northeast, it would not be worthy of ruling the grasslands.

"Not only that, the entire Ulanqab area is a mixed bag of people, and the security is lax, otherwise I wouldn't have been able to escape so easily!"

"Well..."

The leading Red Army cavalry general Xu Shiyou stroked his bearded chin and did not easily believe Xi Zhongxun's words, nor did he immediately make the decision to "launch an all-out attack."

It’s not that he didn’t trust Xi Zhongxun, but because he instinctively felt that something seemed a little wrong.

During the last "Operation to Kill Prince De", the Inner Mongolian Cavalry Division of the Red Army's Northward Anti-Japanese Corps had actually "fought" with the cavalry unit led by Fujiwara Kanezane.

To be precise, he was treated like a dog and played around with by the other party over and over again.

Li Desheng ordered their Inner Mongolia Cavalry Division to send troops to kill Prince De, who intended to collude with the Japanese. Then, after receiving the news, Fujiwara no Kanezane's troops, who came to support Prince De, immediately turned around without hesitation and created the "Bailingmiao Massacre."

Although the so-called "Shahs and Awangs who were close to the CCP" who gathered in Bailing Temple were actually rebels who were preparing to collude with Japan and being killed by the Japanese would be beneficial to the CCP's overall anti-Japanese efforts, this behavior still severely slapped Xu Shiyou in the face.

What’s even more embarrassing is yet to come.

After slaughtering all of King Kang and King A's troops, the cavalry unit did not flee immediately as everyone expected. Instead, it moved east and west, retreated south, and harassed the north, slaughtering all the Mongolian banners along the way that had "showed goodwill" to the CCP!

Although those tribes were also not very honest, and although it would be beneficial for the CCP to kill them off, this behavior of rushing thousands of miles and treating the enemy as nothing was too arrogant and completely angered Xu Shiyou and his subordinates.

Oh shit!

What if we didn't exist?

You know, most of the officers and soldiers of our Inner Mongolia Cavalry Division are grassland men!

You, a bunch of Han people who may have never even touched a horse before, are trying to compare your grassland survival and combat capabilities with our grassland people?

Now that I've caught you, let's see what I'm going to do to you!

Therefore, the Inner Mongolian Cavalry Division united as one, worked together, and pursued Fujiwara no Kanezane's troops frantically at all costs, vowing to bring the enemy to justice.

However, until Li Desheng, worried about the heavy casualties caused by the snowstorm, ordered them to stop pursuing, these thousands of soldiers didn't even find a single hair of the enemy's horse. In the end, the enemy actually returned to the Northeast almost intact!

During this process, Xu's troops were tricked here, then there, sometimes they received information to go south, sometimes they received information to go north...

During the period after the initial end of the war, the Inner Mongolia Cavalry Division was all ashamed. When they saw friendly troops except Chen Shuxiang's 56th Red Infantry Division, which had also been fooled, they all lowered their heads and dared not say a word.

We are Mongolians, and we have lived on the grasslands for so many years. How could we be fooled like this by a group of "outsiders"?

Shame on you!

Shame on you!

Therefore, Xu Shiyou, who had fully witnessed Fujiwara no Kanezane's "military command ability" and "combat cunning", did not think that the other party would make such a low-level mistake.

Maybe it's a trap to trick us into falling into it?

Moreover, this time's "enemy attack in the Northeast" was filled with a sense of weirdness from top to bottom.

The Central Committee of the Communist Party of China did not call on the whole country to resist bravely, nor did it order the anti-Japanese corps to go north to launch an all-out war. Even Li Desheng only ordered Xu Shiyou to send troops to guard, rather than "seek opportunities to annihilate and stop the enemy"!

It is obvious that the Chinese Communist Party leaders above do not seem willing to fight this battle and are unwilling to have a more intense conflict with Fujiwara no Kanezane.

Since this was the case, Xu Shiyou had no choice but to put aside his thoughts of revenge, suppress the rising enthusiasm of his subordinates who petitioned for battle, and order the troops to cruise far away outside Ulanqab, and not to engage in battle without orders.

Seeing that Xu Shiyou was not very willing to send troops, Xi Zhongxun became anxious:

"Comrade Commander, this is a great opportunity, don't miss it! Who knows, maybe you can..."

"Good opportunity?" Xu Shiyou shook his head.

"Our mobility isn't as strong as the enemy's, and the main force is still behind us. What can we, with just over 2,000 men, do? Comrade Xi, since Chairman Li hasn't ordered us to attack immediately, everything must obey the will of the Corps General Administration."