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Chapter 134: Liberation of Tibet (1)

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    In the middle of March, when it was warm but still cold, after receiving the combat order to prepare for the liberation of Tibet from the Supreme Commander Zhang Xueliang, the southwest theater, where the smoke of war had just extinguished, once again fell into the extreme hustle and bustle of preparing troops before the war.  middle.  The Northeastern Army troops stationed in the four provinces of Sichuan, Yunnan, Guizhou, and Kangxi in southwest China mobilized urgently and marched in batches to the border areas of Kangxi and Tibet. The railway artery from the northeastern mainland to the southwest was operating at high load all night, transporting tens of thousands of people.  Tons of military supplies, ordnance and ammunition were continuously transported into Kangding City, the capital of Xikang Province; among the piles of material warehouses, speeding military vehicles continued to flow, footsteps were like thunder, smoke and dust filled the sky, and the heavily armed Northeast  The troops of the army were rushing back and forth, seizing the time to make preparations for entering Tibet.  At this time, the four southwestern provinces (Sichuan, Yunnan, Guizhou, and Xikang) had actually become the actual power control area of ??the Northeast Army. However, there were very few direct troops of the Northeast Army distributed in such a vast area, with only three mechanized units.  The main brigade and the 1st Cavalry Brigade, and the 18th Airborne Brigade have just been transferred to Thailand to participate in the Battle of Bangkok.  In view of the unfavorable situation of severe shortage of troops, Zhang Xueliang specially allocated the new 256th Army during this large transportation in order to ensure that the four southwestern provinces and the newly occupied East and West Regions of the Central and South Autonomous Region were firmly under the control of the Northeast Army.  A total of fifteen second-class field divisions from the division to the newly-organized 270th Division were sent to the southwest and central-south to strengthen local armed control.

    Xikang Province was established on January 1, 1939. It is located between Sichuan Province and Tibet (its jurisdiction is the western part of today¡¯s Sichuan Province and the eastern part of the Tibet Autonomous Region, and its capital city is Kangding). Provincial Chairman General Liu Wenhui visited the southwest in the past year  During the battle, I witnessed the powerful combat effectiveness of the Northeastern Army and the strength of the entire "Northern Alliance", so after careful consideration, I took the initiative to join Zhang Xueliang's Northeastern Clique, making Xikang Province become another piece of the Northeast Army's domestic territory without firing a shot.  At this time, it naturally became the general rear base for the Northeast Army to march into Tibet.

    On the outskirts of Kangding City, in the front-line headquarters of the Southwest Military Region (which was renamed the Southwest Military Region by Zhang Xueliang after the establishment of the Southwest Theater Command was abolished), more than a dozen senior generals of the Northeast Army were intensively discussing around the sand table to formulate the specific marching routes and routes for each unit.  Combat plan, radio communication soldiers were busy receiving and sending telegrams to and from all parties.  Lieutenant General Chu Qiming, commander-in-chief of the military region, looked solemn. He carefully observed and studied the Kangzang map inch by inch with a magnifying glass and pencil, his brows knitted into a knot.  At this time, for Chu Qiming, who has grown into a senior general of the Northeast Army after many battles, the map spread on the table in front of him is no longer a simple tool for estimating direction and distance. He can clearly understand everything from it.  Chu Di saw the vast rivers of Tibet, the snow-capped mountains stretching for thousands of miles, the uninhabited primeval forests, and the bottomless canyons and ravines After a long while, Chu Qi Mingqing  He gently put down his pencil and magnifying glass and exhaled a breath of cold air: "It's really a dangerous mountain and dangerous water that lasts forever"

    "Yes, Commander, our real opponent when entering Tibet is not the Tibetan army with only a few thousand people with inferior equipment, but the ice and snow and barren mountains and rivers that stretch for thousands of miles in Tibet." Colonel Sun Qian, the deputy chief of staff, said with a gloomy face, "The Tibetan army is nothing to worry about, they are  There were only some modern weapons and equipment supported by the British in order to encourage Tibetan high-level separatist activities, and the Sichuan army also fought against the Tibetan army (see the relevant history of the "McMahon Line", when the Tibetan army defeated the Sichuan army and captured  16 of the 33 counties in the old Xikang Province). According to Chairman Wang and Chairman Liu¡¯s intelligence, overall the Tibetan army only has more than 10,000 troops and several thousand old-fashioned rifles, and is by no means a match for our army. Our army marches into Lhasa  The biggest difficulty we face is how to cross these thousands of miles of wild snowfield."

    "There is also a supply problem." Chu Qiming added calmly, "Long-distance expeditionary operations are all about logistical supplies. At the beginning, we built a railway transportation line from the northeast to the southwest, so we ensured the southwest battle between our army and the Japanese army.  China has the advantage. But the situation in Tibet is different. The road from Xikang into Tibet is filled with glaciers and snowfields that are hundreds of miles away. The troops can only walk on rugged snowy mountain roads. Moreover, our army can only enter Lhasa without any local area.  I'm afraid the support of the Tibetan people will not last long in Lhasa"

    "Traffic! Traffic again! Traffic is such a big problem! Big trouble!" Major General Ma Zhanshan, deputy commander of the military region and commander of the 1st Cavalry Brigade, complained, "We should apply to the Marshal to transport all those Oriental bastards from the Northeast to build Kangzang  Railway, it will be much easier and more convenient for our army to march into Tibet or control Tibet in the future!"

    ¡°Commander, do the people in Tibet have a hostile and hostile attitude towards us?¡± Colonel Wu Xin, commander of the 33rd Brigade, asked uneasily.

    "No." Chu Qiming shook his head, "The majority of Tibetan people still have good intentions towards us Han people and are trying to cause separatism in Tibet."??The Han people are all members of the Chinese nation and have equal status.  In the future, Tibet will establish the Tibetan Autonomous Region, and internal affairs will be completely managed by Tibetans themselves. Only extremely important matters need to be approved and negotiated by the central government. In addition, we Tibetans can also select representatives and parliamentarians to participate in the Central National Assembly and the CPPCC meetings.  These conditions are very reasonable and fair when making decisions on major matters!  Why should we remain stubborn?  "

    Originally, there were many people in the upper echelons of Tibet who were opposed to Daza's main war and separatism. As soon as Ngabo Ngawang Jigme finished speaking, those who had originally agreed with him or those who had objections but did not speak out immediately became active.

    "Yes, yes, what Ngapoi said makes sense! Why don't we submit his opinions to the Kashag and the regent, and let the Panchen Living Buddha and the Dalai Lama make a decision together."

    The Fifth Living Buddha of Geda, Lobsang Tenzhen Drakpa Thaye, chanted the Buddha's words in a low voice and said: "Buddha Amitayus! What Ngabo Ngawang Jigme said is right! With the flames of war, all living beings will be devastated and the people will be in dire straits.  ! Why commit the crime of killing? As the saying goes, my Buddha is merciful." (Note: The Fifth Living Buddha of Geda was a famous Tibetan patriot who made many significant contributions to the reunification of the motherland. In history, the master was eventually killed by British spies and Tibetan die-hards.  The sent nobles were poisoned.)

    "Hmph!" The more the regent heard, the more harsh he felt. He suddenly slapped the table and shouted, "Ngapoi Ngawang Jigme, you have been deceived by the Han people and lost your mind! Tibet is our Tibet."  The Han people will never be allowed to put their hands in! As for the conditions they mentioned, they are all lies! When they enter Lhasa, they will tear off their disguise and reveal their true colors. By then, it will be too late for us to regret!"

    "Sir Ngawang Songrao, we must not use a mantis as a chariot or an egg to hit a rock!" Ngapoi Ngawang Jigme argued loudly.

    "Hahaha" Regent Daza Ngawang Songrao laughed, and then said coldly, "Ngabo Ngawang Jigme, the Han army has not arrived yet, and you are already scared out of your wits! You are really our Tibetan  Shame! I really doubt that you have been bribed by the Han people to act as an internal agent and spy among us! Come on, drag him out and lock him up immediately! Remove him from all positions! Lalu Tsewang Dorje, Ah  You will succeed Peiawang Jigme in military affairs, and I will appoint you as the governor of Qamdo. You must keep the Han Northeastern Army out of Qamdo!"

    "Yes! Lord Ngawang Songnag!" Lalu Tsewang Dorje, the commander-in-chief of defense in the Qamdo region, bowed and accepted the order.  (Remember the website address: www.hlnovel.com
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