A Study Of The Chadong Incident In 1935

Cha dong incident is a Sino-Japanese conflict that can not be ignored in the history of modern Inner Mongolia.With the occurrence of the three Cha dong incidents,the "Inner Mongolia work" of the Guandong Army has gradually advanced to the western Inner Mongolia.This paper takes the three Chadong events in January,June and December 1935 as the research object.The full text consists of four parts: introduction,text,conclusion and reference.The introduction briefly introduces the reasons,research materials,current situation and methods of the topic.The main body is divided into three chapters.First,it describes the background of the Chadong Incident from the military expansion plan of the Japanese East Army and the situation of the National Government;Second,it introduces the process of the Chadong Incident,the negotiation between China and Japan,and the signing of agreements.By comparing the three Chadong incidents,through the analysis and comparison of the three Chadong incidents,this paper explores their internal relations.Thirdly,from the establishment of Chahar League and the support of the Japanese Guandong Army to the German King,this paper expounds the important role played by the Chadong incident in the process of the invasion of Inner Mongolia by the Guandong Army tothe west.The conclusion briefly reviews the whole paper.The occupation of Chadong opened the door for the Guandong Army to continue its invasion into the western Inner Mongolia,and corresponded to the separation of North China.A systematic study of the Chadong Incident will enrich the study of the modern history of Inner Mongolia and the history of the Anti-Japanese War in North China.