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First Vice President of the Legislative Yuan of the Republic of China
Chun Lipu
陳立夫(Entrance) | Chen Lifu
File:Encounter
real name
Chen Juyan (陳祖燕, Jin Jo-yeon)
ruler
entrance
birth
Qing Dynasty Wuxing County, Zhejiang Province
Dead
2001 February 8 ( 100 years old )
nationality
Education
job
politician
Seo Hoon
Awarded the Order of Merit for National Foundation Independence

1. outline2. career
2.1. Early history2.2. The National Revolution and the Anti-French War2.3. China's Hoover2.4. civil war2.5. purges and late years
3. family4. digression5. in the media6. election history7. references8. look around9. related document

1. outline

Politician of the Republic of China . He was the nephew of the famous revolutionary Chen Qimei and was one of Chiang Kai-shek 's closest aides.

2. career

2.1. Early history

Born in Zhejiang Province in 1900. After graduating from Beiyang University, he studied abroad at the University of Pittsburgh in the United States from 1923 to 1924, where he received a master's degree in mineralogy. Soon after, he joined the Chinese Nationalist Party in San Francisco, agreeing with the arguments of Sun Yat-sen and Chiang Kai-shek . After returning to China in 1925, he worked in a coal mine in Shandong Province for a while, but in 1926, after receiving a call from Chiang Kai-shek, he completely gave up his path as an engineer and was hired as a secretary to Chiang Kai-shek, the director of the Whampoa Military Academy . Because he was excellent at processing correspondence and encrypting and decrypting confidential information, he quickly gained Chiang's trust, and he lived in the same house and ate with him. As the discord between Chiang Kai-shek and Wang Jingwei deepened and other military generals, such as Tan Yankai and Zhu Peide , who were jealous of Chiang Kai-shek, attempted to overcome the political crisis by making a trip to the Soviet Union, but Zhang Ying pointed out that he could be overthrown on his way to the Soviet Union, and so the trip was canceled.

2.2. The National Revolution and the Anti-French War

Some time later, on March 20, when the Zhongshan Incident occurred, he accompanied Chiang Kai-shek and left a detailed memoir of the situation at the time. After the First Northern Expedition of the Kuomintang was declared in July, he followed Chiang Kai-shek to the battlefield. He also assisted Chiang Kai-shek during the Shanghai Coup d'état on April 12 , 1927, and together with Chen Guofu, who became the head of the Organization Department , he was in charge of the practical work of reforming the Kuomintang and establishing the Nanjing Nationalist Government. After the establishment of the Nanjing Nationalist Government, in June, he organized the CC Corps in Nanjing with his older brother Chen Guofu to create anti-Japanese public opinion and assist Chiang Kai-shek in taking power. Afterwards, the CC grew into the largest faction, accounting for 15% of the Kuomintang members, and Chen Lifu served as the Secretary-General of the General Headquarters of the National Revolutionary Army and the Director of the Political Training Center of the Training and Supervision Department of the National Government. After the establishment of the National Government in 1928, he was elected as a member of the Government Committee and Vice Chairman of the Control Yuan. In February 1928, he was appointed head of the Party Affairs Investigation Department, where he directed the organization of Chinese Communist Party cells and the identification of their members.

He was appointed Secretary-General of the Central Party Department in 1929 and Director of the Organization Department of the Central Party Department in 1931. He established the Central Police Academy, trained police officers, dispatched them to local areas, controlled local governments and other institutions, and supervised publications such as Current Affairs Monthly and Cultural Revival. In 1931, he expressed opposition to the Tangshan Incident , which imprisoned Hu Hanmin, but it was of no use due to Chiang Kai-shek's firm opinion. In 1931, when Go Shunjang, a Chinese Communist Party spy, was arrested, Chen Lifu accepted his conversion and succeeded in arresting many Communist Party members, including Xiang Zhongbal, former Secretary General of the Chinese Communist Party. He served as Chairman of the Central Party Organizing Committee in 1932.

2.3. China's Hoover

In the meantime , after Chiang Kai-shek had to step down because of the Manchurian Incident and the first Yangguang Incident in 1931, Chiang believed that his resignation was caused by the excessive stimulation of anti-Japanese public opinion by the brothers Chen Guo-fu and Chen Li - fu . Supported. Brothers Chen Guofu and Chen Lipu were at odds with Dai Li . From 1934 he participated in the development of the New Life Movement and supervised the Chinese film industry. When Chiang Kai-shek was elected Executive Yuan and Military Commissioner at the Fifth Congress in 1935, he became second in line in the Nationalist Party of China. At this time , the Japanese Empire paid great attention to him, and on October 31, 1935, the Asahi Shimbun introduced Chun Lipu as the future Stalin and pointed out that Japan should pay attention the most. In China's anti-Japanese craze, representatives of Chinese university students secretly interviewed Chiang Kai-shek to let them know that the Nationalist Government was preparing for the anti-Japanese movement.

In 1936, under the direction of Chiang Kai-shek , he held secret talks with Zhou Enlai and offered to end the civil war with the Chinese Communist Party and incorporate the Communist Party into the Nationalist Government on the condition that the Three Peoples Principle be preserved and the Red Army disbanded. When the Xi'an Incident occurred in 1936 , he, along with Song Ziwen and Song Meiling, prioritized the end of the civil war and the release of Chiang Kai-shek. He sent a telegram to Stalin and demanded that the Soviet Union make efforts to release Chiang Kai-shek because if Chiang Kai-shek was killed, China would give up its anti-Japanese resistance and Japan would attack the Soviet Union. In January 1937 , he negotiated with Ban Han-nyeon, the representative of the Chinese Communist Party in Shanghai, and negotiated the second national-communist cooperation .

When the Sino-Japanese War broke out in July 1937, he served as the 6th director of the Kuomintang Revolutionary Military Commission and the head of the teaching affairs and education department of the Central Political School . struggled Their discord became so severe that in July 1937, Chiang Kai-shek held a meeting between Chen Lifu, Chen Guofu , and Zhou Pohai, and other Southern Doctor leaders, such as Dai Li, to coordinate the field of the CC Corps with the Southern Doctor. In March 1938, he proposed to Chiang Kai-shek to establish the Samminjuui Youth Group. During this time, Fairbanks called him China's John Edgar Hoover .

On December 12, 1940, after the People's Government promulgated the Ordinance on the Organization of the Preparatory Committee for the National Assembly, he was appointed as a member of the National Assembly on December 31. Chun Lipu, together with Chen Guofu, expanded his influence by infiltrating the CC faction into the party, government, military, culture, education, and finances day after day. It has built up a threatening force. In particular, Chun Lipu criticized Chiang Kai-shek, arguing for democracy within the party in order to weaken Chiang Kai-shek's power in the Kuomintang. In the spring of 1945, when Japan's defeat was in sight, Chen Lifu tried to seize the organizational rights of the party by inducing the downfall of Chiang Kai-shek's close friend Daijitao.

2.4. civil war

After the end of the Sino-Japanese War in 1945, he served as general secretary of the Kuomintang and, along with He Yingqin, criticized the CCP for never making any significant contributions during the war and advocated the subjugation of the CCP. When General George C. Marshall came as a special envoy in 1945 , he critically remarked, "If anyone else comes here, he will be better off than General Marshall." At the political consultation meeting held on January 10, 1946, together with Sun Ke , Zhang Quan , Wu Tiacheng , Chen Bu -lei , Wang Se-geol, Saori-zi , Zhang Sheng, and others, he was appointed as the Kuomintang representative, and continued to insist on the main war theory. Chiang Kai-shek decided to get rid of Chen Lipu, who had rebelled against him, and in March 1946 appointed Chen Lipu as the head of the Zhejiang Province government, saying the following.
You are doing a good job in parts, but you are not doing well in the central area.

Then, Chun Lipu immediately countered.
So who is doing the best job at the center right now?

Accordingly, in May, Chiang Kai-shek reorganized the Central Cadre School of the Three Peoples Youth League and the Central Party School of the Kuomintang Party into the National Political University , eliminating the influence of the CC faction and appointing Jiang Jingguo as the superintendent. In response, Chen Lipu put forward a proposal against the appointment of Jiang Jingguo with the slogan "You cannot be a student of the grandson." Chiang Kai-shek, who was enraged by this, severely reprimanded Chun Lipu, but Zhang Jing-guo, embarrassed by the opposition, expressed his gratitude, and Jiang Jing-guo's appointment as the superintendent of education was canceled. He was later featured on the cover of Time magazine on May 26, 1947.
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Chun Lipu featured in the Time magazine

After the outbreak of the Chinese Civil War, he visited the United States and appealed for American support, but did not see much success. After the promulgation of the Constitution in 1948, he was appointed Vice-President of the Legislative Yuan on May 3 and elected Vice-President of the Legislative Yuan on May 17. After moving the capital to Guangzhou in May 1949, he was elected as a member of the political affairs committee in Yan Xishan's cabinet, but with Chiang Kai-shek's return to power in Taiwan, Chen Lipu's political career was coming to an end.

2.5. purges and late years

In the process of transforming national wealth, Chiang Kai-shek empowered Chiang Ching-guo and Chen Qing to control the CC world . After relocating the capital to Taipei, when Chen Cheng took office as the new head of the Executive Yuan, Chen Cheng requested the Legislative Yuan to grant the Executive Yuan the authority to regulate laws through executive orders. This was an authority held by the Executive Yuan President until He Yingqin was the Executive Yuan President, but it was a power that the Legislative Yuan took back during the power struggle between Li Zhongren and He Yingqin. However, the Legislative Yuan controlled by Chen Lifu rejected Chen Qing's request. Cheoncheong, who was angry at this, expressed his position as follows.
The authorization plan was still rejected by the CC faction. From now on, only Chen Lifu will be in charge of being the head of the administrative center, so I have decided to resign immediately.

And the administrative staff went into work suspension. Chiang Kai-shek naturally supported Chen Qing, and in the end, Chen Lifu was completely defeated in the fight against Chen Qing and was forced into exile on a remote island. In 1950, as a last-ditch effort, Chen Lipu mobilized elders including Chau Lu , Ju Zheng , and Yu Yuren to ask Chiang Kai-shek to reorganize the Kuomintang, but Chiang Kai-shek summoned Chen Lipu and instructed him to leave Taiwan immediately and not return until his death. Accordingly, Chen Lifu took his family into exile in the United States, but returned to Korea in 1969 and served as the director of a military school, the president's office, and the chairman of the board of the Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences.

He received an honorary doctorate in philosophy from Korea's Konkuk University in 1970, and many people in the Chinese Communist Party respected him, so during Deng Xiaoping's reign, he received several offers from Deng Xiaoping to come to Beijing to discuss the third national-government cooperation . After Taiwan became democratized, he met with Communist Party figures, including Jiang Zemin , several times and expressed his opposition to Taiwan's independence .
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Older

He died in 2001. In China , his death was covered in great detail as he was the last member of a four-generation family, but in Taiwan, it was barely covered.

3. family

He had 3 sons and 1 daughter.

The eldest son, Tian Ze'an, graduated from the Department of Agriculture at National Taiwan University.

The second son, Chen Zhenning, graduated from the Department of Electrical Engineering at National Taiwan University.

The three -year -old thousand guns majored in aerospace engineering at the University of Purdue.

Three son Cheon Xiao Cheong majored in industrial engineering at the University of Purdue. He obtained a doctorate in middle medicine from Hunanjung Pharmaceutical University.

Tian Xiaoqing's younger brother, Tian Xiaoren, works in the financial investment industry in Shanghai.

4. digression

There was an interview with Japanese journalist Masayasu Hosaka in 1990. At this time, he expressed his strong belief in Asianism .
The Japanese at that time were very arrogant and did not understand East Asian culture at all. Japan was worshiping Western culture. What is Western culture? It is a culture of paedo. Western culture relies on violence, guns and cannons, while Eastern culture relies on morality. This is what makes it different. Asians must display the spirit of Asianism. At the time, Japanese warlords had an excessive reverence for military force. That is why they asked the Japanese government to go to war with China.

5. in the media

In Hoi 4 , he was kicked out due to the poor Chinese characteristics, but even after the 1.5 patch and WTT DLC appeared, he was pushed back by his older brother Guo-Fu Chen and did not appear. On the other hand, in the Eight Years' War of Resistance mode, it appears as a master of maneuver politics and appears with traits such as increased political power acquisition, increased support for the National Party, and ideological conversion defense, and must be used as an essential for strengthening the National Party. If it is defeated by Japan and becomes a vassal state of Japan, or if the Sino-Japanese alliance is concluded by taking the pro-Japanese fascio route, it will be impossible to appoint as Dairi .

It seems that it will also appear in Kaiserreich . If Sunwa comes to power, it will emerge as one of the major forces. However, according to the current plan, it seems impossible to take power in the game.

6. election history

year
type of election
ward
affiliated party
number of votes
Whether or not to win
note
1948
First election
elected
first line

7. references

  • Chiang Kai-shek's biography, Jonathan Penby, Minumsa.
  • Chiang Kai-shek, Kuomintang Elitist, Jung Doo-eum, and Seon-in.
  • The Republic of China and the Communist Revolution, Shin Seung-ha, Daemyung Publishing House.
  • Contemporary Chinese Political History, Jang Ok-beop, Koryo Yuan.
  • Showa Army, Hosaka Masayasu, Writing Jar.

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1963
Songsik Shin
Liberation Army
1963
Shinsook
To Manchuria
1963
youngsam shin
provisional government
1963
Woohyun Shin
To Manchuria
1963
Palkyun Shin
To Manchuria
1963
Kyu Hong Ahn
righteous army
1963
Byungchan Ahn
enlightenment
1963
Sangik Ahn
March 1 Movement
1963
Sehwan Ahn
March 1 Movement
1963
Jaehwan Ahn
Towards China
1963
Ahn Ji-ho
March 1 Movement
1963
Chunsaeng Ahn
Liberation Army
1963
Kiha Yang
To Manchuria
1963
Yang Woojo
provisional government
1963
Soonbong Eom
Towards China
1963
travel train
passionate struggle
1963
Byeongho Yeon
provisional government
1963
omnidirectional
Towards China
1963
Oh Restoration
passionate struggle
1963
Oh Sang-seo
To Manchuria
1963
Oh Woon-heung
domestic anti-Japanese
1963
winning window
To Manchuria
1963
Jaeryong Woo
domestic anti-Japanese
1963
organic copper
To Manchuria
1963
Yoo Sang-ryeol
provisional government
1963
Yoo Chang-soon
domestic anti-Japanese
1963
Yoo Heung-soo
student movement
1963
Junhee Yoon
To Manchuria
1963
Yoon Chang-ha
student movement
1963
Lee Geon-seok
passionate struggle
1963
slum
provisional government
1963
Kwangse Lee
domestic anti-Japanese
1963
Gyojae Lee
provisional government
1963
Lee Kyu-chae
provisional government
1963
Lee Ki-song
March 1 Movement
1963
Lee Dong-soo
passionate struggle
1963
Myeongsang Lee
righteous army
1963
Myungha Lee
To Manchuria
1963
Lee Min-hwa
To Manchuria
1963
Sangman Lee
provisional government
1963
Sangho Lee
student movement
1963
Lee Seohyun
To Manchuria
1963
heresy
enlightenment
1963
Seyoung Lee
provisional government
1963
Soonmo Lee
March 1 Movement
1963
Shinae Lee
domestic anti-Japanese
1963
Yongdam Lee
To Manchuria
1963
Wooyoung Lee
To Manchuria
1963
Wonjik Lee
provisional government
1963
Yupil Lee
provisional government
1963
Lee In
cultural movement
1963
Jangnyeong Lee
To Manchuria
1963
Jaehyun Lee
Liberation Army
1963
Lee Jung
To Manchuria
1963
Lee Jeong-ryeol
domestic anti-Japanese
1963
Junyong Lee
To Manchuria
1963
Changyong Lee
To Manchuria
1963
Chunyoung Lee
righteous army
1963
Ichimo
domestic anti-Japanese
1963
Lee Tak
provisional government
1963
Lee Han-goo
righteous army
1963
Hongrae Lee
To Manchuria
1963
Hwaik Lee
Towards China
1963
Hwaju Lee
To Manchuria
1963
Lim Kook-jeong
To Manchuria
1963
Lim Bong-joo
domestic anti-Japanese
1963
arbitrary
provisional government
1963
Lim Chang-mo
righteous army
1963
minister
domestic anti-Japanese
1963
Janggicheon
To Manchuria
1963
Deokjun Jang
cultural movement
1963
Deokjin Jang
To Manchuria
1963
Jang Doo-hwan
domestic anti-Japanese
1963
Jang Hae-pyeong
Towards China
1963
long
domestic anti-Japanese
1963
translocated
Towards China
1963
Taeseon Jeon
passionate struggle
1963
Hongseop Jeon
To Manchuria
1963
Jung Nam-yong
domestic anti-Japanese
1963
Jung Bonghwa
To Manchuria
1963
Jeong Soon-kyung
To Manchuria
1963
mental
To Manchuria
1963
degree of justice
provisional government
1963
Lee Hyung Jung
To Manchuria
1963
Jung In-bok
To Manchuria
1963
Jeong Chanjo
To Manchuria
1963
Jeong Tae-hee
provisional government
1963
Cho Kyung-hwan
righteous army
1963
Gilryong Cho
student movement
1963
lighting up
Towards China
1963
Byungjun Cho
To Manchuria
1963
Siwon Jo
Liberation Army
1963
Cho Won-se
domestic anti-Japanese
1963
Inje Jo
Liberation Army
1963
cockpit
domestic anti-Japanese
1963
George Shannon McCune
File:american fl... Support for independence movement
1963
George Shaw
File:british fla... Support for independence movement
1963
Cho Jin-tak
March 1 Movement
1963
Cho Chang-ho
passionate struggle
1963
cycle iron
cultural movement
1963
Myungwoo Joo
March 1 Movement
1963
Joo Byeong-woong
To Manchuria
1963
Ji Dal-soo
Liberation Army
1963
Byungje Cha
To Manchuria
1963
chasing
domestic anti-Japanese
1963
Kwan Yong Choi
To Manchuria
1963
Nakcheol Choi
student movement
1963
Neungchan Choi
March 1 Movement
1963
Byungseon Choi
Towards China
1963
Byungsoo Choi
March 1 Movement
1963
Byungho Choi
To Manchuria
1963
Seokjun Choi
To Manchuria
1963
Soobong Choi
passionate struggle
1963
Eunsik Choi
March 1 Movement
1963
Choi Ji-gwan
To Manchuria
1963
Choi Jin-dong
To Manchuria
1963
Cheonho Choi
passionate struggle
1963
Bongsoo Han
righteous army
1963
Han Sang-ryeol
righteous army
1963
Sangho Han
To Manchuria
1963
Han Heung-geun
passionate struggle
1963
Tin silver
To Manchuria
1963
Huh Hyung
passionate struggle
1963
Hyunsoon
provisional government
1963
Hyun Cheon-mook
To Manchuria
1963
Hongshagu
righteous army
1963
Seongik Hong
provisional government
1963
Hongju
To Manchuria
1963
Chanseop Hong
March 1 Movement
1963
Deokhwan Hwang
To Manchuria
1963
Byunggil Hwang
To Manchuria
1963
Sangkyu Hwang
Towards China
1963
Hwanghakbong
To Manchuria

[Distinguished Service Medal 1965-1969]
94 people
1965
Chester Nimitz
File:american fl... soldier
1966
Guofu Chen
File:Taiwan flag Support for independence movement
1968
goihe
To Manchuria
1968
Taichi Guo
File:Taiwan flag Support for independence movement
1968
Joon Kwon
Towards China
1968
Gwanbo Kim [A]
(cancellation)
1968
Kihyung Kim
provisional government
1968
Kim Myung-kwon
To Manchuria
1968
Bongsik Kim
To Manchuria
1968
Kim Sang-ok
To Manchuria
1968
Kim Seok
Towards China
1968
Seongtaek Kim
To Manchuria
1968
Sijoong Kim
righteous army
1968
Yonggu Kim
righteous army
1968
wonbeom Kim
righteous army
1968
wonshik Kim
To Manchuria
1968
Kim Jeong-su [A]
(cancellation)
1968
Jinseong Kim
To Manchuria
1968
Jinjun Kim
To Manchuria
1968
Cheonseong Kim
Liberation Army
1968
Kim Taeyeon
To Manchuria
1968
Hakseop Kim
To Manchuria
1968
Hongseo Kim
provisional government
1968
veterans
righteous army
1968
noh taejun
Liberation Army
1968
Dairy
File:Taiwan flag Support for independence movement
1968
Robert Grierson
File:Canadian fl... Support for independence movement
1968
Yongyao Ryu
File:Taiwan flag Support for independence movement
1968
Masurye
File:Taiwan flag Support for independence movement
1968
moderhui
File:Taiwan flag Support for independence movement
1968
Changhak Moon
To Manchuria
1968
Dokyung Park
To Manchuria
1968
Inhwa Park
righteous army
1968
Park Tae-yeol
To Manchuria
1968
Park Hee-kwang
To Manchuria
1968
Baek Sam-gyu
To Manchuria
1968
Wonjun Seo
To Manchuria
1968
Ui-Bae Seo
domestic anti-Japanese
1968
Seung-Eok Son
To Manchuria
1968
Stanley Havilland Martin
File:Canadian Do... Support for independence movement
1968
Jeongbaek Shin
righteous army
1968
Taesik Shin
righteous army
1968
Shin Hyeon-goo
domestic anti-Japanese
1968
Archibald Harrison Barker
File:Canadian Do... Support for independence movement
1968
Seungwoo Yang
To Manchuria
1968
Hankyu Yang
righteous army
1968
Yeojun
To Manchuria
1968
Yoo Deuk Shin
domestic anti-Japanese
1968
Yoo Sang-geun
passionate struggle
1968
Taeksoo Yoo
To Manchuria
1968
Yoon Yi-byung
enlightenment
1968
Kyu-seon Lee
March 1 Movement
1968
Kyuchang Lee
Towards China
1968
win
passionate struggle
1968
Myungkyun Lee
domestic anti-Japanese
1968
Byungmook Lee
To Manchuria
1968
Byungwook Lee
To Manchuria
1968
Bunghae Lee
To Manchuria
1968
Seonggu Lee
Towards China
1968
Seongwoo Lee
passionate struggle
1968
Yangseop Lee
March 1 Movement
1968
Eungseo Lee
To Manchuria
1968
Euijun Lee
To Manchuria
1968
Lee Jin-taek
To Manchuria
1968
Changdeok Lee
To Manchuria
1968
Hyunkyu Lee
righteous army
1968
Lee Hee-kyung
provisional government
1968
Lim Chi-jeong
enlightenment
1968
Jang So-jin
March 1st Movement
1968
Yoondeok Jang
righteous army
1968
rat
File:Taiwan flag Support for independence movement
1968
Jinwon Jang
Towards China
1968
Zhang Qun
File:Taiwan flag Support for independence movement
1968
Deokmyeong Jeon
To Manchuria
1968
sentimental song
March 1 Movement
1968
george ashmore pitch
File:american fl... Support for independence movement
1968
Cho Chang-sun
domestic anti-Japanese
1968
Joo Joo-hwan
To Manchuria
1968
Zhou Qingran
File:Taiwan flag Support for independence movement
1968
Byungsoo Cha
provisional government
1968
Cha Hee-shik
March 1 Movement
1968
Seyoon Chae
To Manchuria
1968
Chae Won-gae
Liberation Army
1968
Chun Lipu
File:Taiwan flag Support for independence movement
1968
Gyudong Choi
cultural movement
1968
Dohwan Choi
righteous army
1968
Seyoon Choi
righteous army
1968
choi younggeol
To Manchuria
1968
Frank William Scofield
File:Canadian fl... Support for independence movement
1968
Han Hoon
passionate struggle
1968
Hanheung
To Manchuria
1968
Wonshik Hong
righteous army
1968
Byunghak Hwang
righteous army
1968
Hwangju
File:Chinese fla... Support for independence movement
1968
Hwang Chang-oh
domestic anti-Japanese
1969
Sebastian Ugarte
File:Philippine ... journalist, athlete

[ 1977 Distinguished Service Medal ]
84 people
1977
Shewe
File:Taiwan flag Support for independence movement
1977
Sangmo Kang
To Manchuria
1977
Jinwon Kang
righteous army
1977
Kiok Kwon
Towards China
1977
Kyoheon Kim
To Manchuria
1977
Daegyu Kim
righteous army
1977
Dongshin Kim
righteous army
1977
Seongsu Kim
Towards China
1977
Soonae Kim
provisional government
1977
Seunggon Kim
Liberation Army
1977
Kim Yak-yeon
To Manchuria
1977
Yongjae Kim
Liberation Army
1977
Lee Jik Kim
To Manchuria
1977
Joong-gun Kim
To Manchuria
1977
Jinman Kim
domestic anti-Japanese
1977
Hongryang Kim [B]
(cancellation)
1977
Na Tae-seop
Liberation Army
1977
Namgung Eok
cultural movement
1977
Namseok-in
righteous army
1977
wonseop noh
righteous army
1977
Eungkyu Noh
righteous army
1977
No. of wages
righteous army
1977
Sangik Moon
March 1 Movement
1977
Changsuk Moon
To Manchuria
1977
Yongho Min
righteous army
1977
Seunggil Park
To Manchuria
1977
Youngjun Park
Liberation Army
1977
Younghee Park
To Manchuria
1977
Inhang Park
domestic anti-Japanese
1977
Chunsil Park
righteous army
1977
Seo Sang-yong
To Manchuria
1977
Youngseok Seo
March 1st Movement
1977
Yangyun Son
To Manchuria
1977
song byungsoon
enlightenment
1977
Song Ju-myeon
enlightenment
1977
Shin Geon-sik
provisional government
1977
prophecy
To Manchuria
1977
spectacle muscle
provisional government
1977
Byeongmu Ahn
provisional government
1977
Yang Jin-yeo
righteous army
1977
Yeomon-dong
provisional government
1977
Kwangsim Oh
Liberation Army
1977
Oh Sung Sul
righteous army
1977
Wang Gwangyeon
March 1 Movement
1977
centrifugal window
Towards China
1977
Yoo Min-sik
To Manchuria
1977
Yoo Byeong-gi
righteous army
1977
Seokhyun Yoo
Towards China
1977
Yoo Jang-ryeol
domestic anti-Japanese
1977
maintenance name
righteous army
1977
Haejun Yoo
Liberation Army
1977
Yoon Byeong-goo
To the Americas
1977
Kangsan Lee
righteous army
1977
Kanghoon Lee
Towards China
1977
Lee Kwan-seok
To Manchuria
1977
Lee Gi-son
righteous army
1977
Byungchae Lee
righteous army
1977
Sangjeong Lee
provisional government
1977
Seunggil Lee
enlightenment
1977
Wooshik Lee
cultural movement
1977
Wondae Lee
Towards China
1977
Jaeyoon Lee
righteous army
1977
Jonggun Lee
Liberation Army
1977
Jonghee Lee
Liberation Army
1977
Jinyoung Lee
Liberation Army
1977
Hyungwoo Lee
To Manchuria
1977
Lee Hwa-il
To Manchuria
1977
appointment
righteous army
1977
Hanseong Jang
To Manchuria
1977
Yongdae Jeong
righteous army
1977
Jeong Woon-kyung
righteous army
1977
Chung Chun-seo
righteous army
1977
be quiet
To the Americas
1977
mediator
righteous army
1977
Cheonmo Cha
To Manchuria
1977
Chae Kwang-mook
righteous army
1977
Wookyoung Choi
righteous army
1977
Ikhyung Choi
enlightenment
1977
Joongho Choi
Towards China
1977
Choi Hae
To Manchuria
1977
Seongsu Han
Liberation Army
1977
Hubin
To Manchuria
1977
Junok Hong
March 1 Movement
1977
Chunghee Hong
To Manchuria
1977
Jaewoon Hwang
March 1st Movement

[Distinguished Service Medals from 1980 to 1990]
101 people
1980
Wonhyung Kang
enlightenment
1980
Kang In-soo
Towards China
1980
Inkyu Kwon
righteous army
1980
Geum Dalyeon
righteous army
1980
Wooman Ki
righteous army
1980
Daeji Kim
provisional government
1980
Bongwon Kim
To Manchuria
1980
Injeon Kim
provisional government
1980
Kim Il Doo
provisional government
1980
margin
To Manchuria
1980
Moonyong Park
provisional government
1980
Apostle virtue
File:Taiwan flag Support for independence movement
1980
Seo Jong-chae
righteous army
1980
Son Yeong-gak
righteous army
1980
dance
To Manchuria
1980
Geunhwan Yang
to Japan
1980
Yunsook Yang
righteous army
1980
Oh Eui-seon
provisional government
1980
Wang Jui
File:Taiwan flag Support for independence movement
1980
Guyeon Lee
provisional government
1980
Neungkwon Lee
righteous army
1980
Bongwoo Lee
To Manchuria
1980
Jonghyuk Lee
To Manchuria
1980
Im this girl
March 1 Movement
1980
Seokyoung Jang
March 1 Movement
1980
Hoon Cho
To Manchuria
1980
Jin Qian
righteous army
1980
Heechang Jin
provisional government
1980
Han Bong-geun
Towards China
1980
limited only
righteous army
1982
Kim Seok-Hwang
provisional government
1982
Seongsook Kim
provisional government
1982
Youngbaek Kim
righteous army
1982
Insik Ryu
cultural movement
1982
Seju Yoon
Towards China
1982
Yoon In-soon
righteous army
1983
Jung Hyeon-seop
Towards China
1983
Yunha Cho
To Manchuria
1982
Choi Changsik
provisional government
1986
Kwon Seok-do
righteous army
1986
Gab Kim
provisional government
1986
Younghyun Kim
To Manchuria
1986
Myungsoon Lee
To Manchuria
1986
Soonman Jeong
To Manchuria
1986
Junseong Hwang
righteous army
1987
Eonjun Shin
Towards China
1987
stable muscles
provisional government
1988
to move
passionate struggle
1989
gochangil
Toward Noryeong
1989
Eom Hang-seop
provisional government
1989
Sehun Won
Towards China
1990
Kang Ki-duk
domestic anti-Japanese
1990
Park Bong-seok
righteous army
1990
Byunghee Seo
righteous army
1990
Son Deok-oh
righteous army
1990
Yeom In-seo
righteous army
1990
Eunyoung Lee
righteous army
1990
Lee Choong-eung
righteous army
1990
Pilbong Lee
righteous army
1990
Hyun Lee
March 1 Movement
1990
Hwangryong Lee
righteous army
1990
Lee Hee-ryong
March 1 Movement
1990
load
righteous army
1990
craftsmanship
righteous army
1990
Jung Ki-chan
righteous army
1990
Cheolhwa Jung
righteous army
1990
Cho Byeong-doo
righteous army
1990
Ji Seok-yong
March 1 Movement
1990
Sanheung Choi
righteous army
1990
Chu Sam Man
righteous army
1990
Sangdeok Kim
provisional government
1990
Uihan Kim
provisional government
1990
Ilgon Kim
Towards China
1990
Hyungbin Kim
To Manchuria
1990
proposition tax
provisional government
1990
Park Geon-woong
provisional government
1990
Youngsun Oh
provisional government
1990
Yunhae
To Manchuria
1990
transfer position
To Manchuria
1990
Kwangmin Lee
To Manchuria
1990
Byunghwa Lee
To Manchuria
1990
Jonggun Lee
To Manchuria
1990
Dobin Jang
domestic anti-Japanese
1990
Chulho Jang
To Manchuria
1990
Jeong In-bo
cultural movement
1990
Jo Ji-Young
provisional government
1990
Yibung Choi
Towards China
1990
Chunbae Kim
To Manchuria
1990
Kimchi Hong
righteous army
1990
Park Yeo-seo
righteous army
1990
Inho Park
March 1st Movement
1990
Yang Kyunghak
righteous army
1990
Dongju Yoon
student movement
1990
two extremes
righteous army
1990
Myungseo Lee
To Manchuria
1990
Bonghee Lee
To Manchuria
1990
Ilhwan Jang
domestic anti-Japanese
1990
liner
righteous army
1990
Choi Dong-oh
provisional government
1990
Taewook Tae
righteous army
1990
Yikyung Han
domestic anti-Japanese

[ 1992-1995 Distinguished Service Medal ]
114 people
1992
Joongkyu Kwak
provisional government
1992
Cheolnam Kim
provisional government
1992
this month
Towards China
1992
Gopyeong
To Manchuria
1992
Gihyeok Son
righteous army
1992
Hyeon Jeong-geon
Towards China
1992
Hyun Jeong-kyung
To Manchuria
1993
Cheolhyung Lee
righteous army
1993
Kiwoon Kang
To Manchuria
1993
Taewon Kim
righteous army
1993
Moon Seokbong
righteous army
1993
Park Geon-byeong
Towards China
1993
Chihwa Park
To Manchuria
1993
Pilhee Lee
righteous army
1993
Heungkwan Lee
provisional government
1993
Zhang Doo-ryang
To Manchuria
1994
Bonghan Jang
To Manchuria
1994
Chun Byeong-rim
Towards China
1994
Min Hyo-sik
righteous army
1995
Kyungseon Kang
Towards China
1995
Ibong Kang
righteous army
1995
force
To Manchuria
1995
strong
To Manchuria
1995
Gye Bong-woo
provisional government
1995
Soon Myung Kwon
righteous army
1995
Joon Kwon
righteous army
1995
taboo season
righteous army
1995
Kang Kim
To Manchuria
1995
Kyungwoon Kim
righteous army
1995
Nanseop Kim
To Manchuria
1995
Deoksoon Kim
righteous army
1995
Deokheung Kim
righteous army
1995
Dongsoo Kim
righteous army
1995
Moonhee Kim
provisional government
1995
Kim Bum-yi
righteous army
1995
Beoplin Kim
domestic anti-Japanese
1995
Byungjo Kim
Towards China
1995
Byungtae Kim
passionate struggle
1995
Kim Bong-gyu
righteous army
1995
Kim Seon-yeo
righteous army
1995
Seongbeom Kim
To Manchuria
1995
Sugok Kim
righteous army
1995
Youngran Kim
domestic anti-Japanese
1995
Youngryeol Kim
To Manchuria
1995
Yongdae Kim
To Manchuria
1995
Kim Won-guk
To Manchuria
1995
wonshik Kim
righteous army
1995
Kim Yul
righteous army
1995
Eungbaek Kim
righteous army
1995
Leeseop Kim
To Manchuria
1995
Kim Il-bong
To Manchuria
1995
Ilwon Kim
righteous army
1995
Jeongwon Kim
righteous army
1995
Jongcheol Kim
righteous army
1995
Juntaek Kim
To Manchuria
1995
Changkyun Kim
To Manchuria
1995
Kim Taeyeon
Towards China
1995
Hoon Kim
To Manchuria
1995
leprosy
To Manchuria
1995
nasiwoon
righteous army
1995
Na Jeong-goo
To Manchuria
1995
Noeulryong
Towards China
1995
Jongkyun Noh
Towards China
1995
patterned wood
To the Americas
1995
Moon Il-pyeong
Towards China
1995
Kyungsoon Park
provisional government
1995
Park Cha-jung
Towards China
1995
Seong Ik-hyeon
Towards China
1995
Jongik Song
To the Americas
1995
Hunjoo Song
To the Americas
1995
Seokwoo Shin
provisional government
1995
Shin Chang-ryong
righteous army
1995
Changhyun Shin
righteous army
1995
Ahn Gong-geun
provisional government
1995
Ahn Gook-hyung
To Manchuria
1995
Wonkyu Ahn
To the Americas
1995
Hyunkyung Ahn
To the Americas
1995
Eom Joo-Pil
Toward Noryeong
1995
Sangwon Oh
righteous army
1995
Gwangheul Yoo
To Manchuria
1995
Youseongsam
To Manchuria
1995
only
To the Americas
1995
Deokbo Yoon
To Manchuria
1995
Yoon Heung-gon
righteous army
1995
Kwangbok Lee
Towards China
1995
Kyoyoung Lee
righteous army
1995
Captain Lee
To the Americas
1995
Deoksam Lee
Towards China
1995
Beomjik Lee
righteous army
1995
Byungjin Lee
To Manchuria
1995
Seok Lee Lee
righteous army
1995
Youngjun Lee
Towards China
1995
Ingeum Lee
righteous army
1995
double bar
righteous army
1995
Heesam Lee
To Manchuria
1995
Lim Byeong-geuk
To Manchuria
1995
Jeon Hak-soo
To Manchuria
1995
Jung Bongjun
righteous army
1995
garden house
righteous army
1995
Cho Chang-ryong
To Manchuria
1995
harmony line
To Manchuria
1995
Seheon Cheon
To the Americas
1995
Seongcheon Choi
righteous army
1995
Ikryong Choi
To Manchuria
1995
Choi Il-yeop
To Manchuria
1995
Jinha Choi
To the Americas
1995
Cheonyu Choi
righteous army
1995
one era
To the Americas
1995
fluff
To Manchuria
1995
Seokho Hong
To Manchuria
1995
Hong Eon
To the Americas
1995
Hong Hak-soon
To Manchuria
1995
Bongshin Hwang
righteous army
1995
Bongwoon Hwang
righteous army

[1996 Distinguished Service Award~]
73 people
1996
Yoonhee Kang
righteous army
1996
Kimchibo
Toward Noryeong
1996
double house
To Manchuria
1996
Jang Myeong-do
To Manchuria
1996
Chu Fucheng
File:Taiwan flag Support for independence movement
1996
South Korean ship
To Manchuria
1996
Ahn Gwangjo
righteous army
1996
Eom Hae-yoon
righteous army
1996
Yoon Sang-yeol
March 1 Movement
1996
Jeong In-guk
righteous army
1996
Bongjun Choi
Toward Noryeong
1996
Youngho Choi
To Manchuria
1997
Ho Kim
To the Americas
1997
Baek Il-gyu
To the Americas
1997
Seongwoo Lim
To the Americas
1997
manic
To the Americas
1998
Yongsung Kim
To the Americas
1998
Chansu Kim
To Manchuria
1998
PhD
righteous army
1998
Sim Yongjun
To Manchuria
1998
Cha Cheon-ri
To Manchuria
1999
Shinwoo
Toward Noryeong
1999
Hujungnan
File:Taiwan flag Support for independence movement
2000
Lee Howon
To Manchuria
2000
Seonghwa Lee
righteous army
2001
Hakmu Kim
Towards China
2002
Kim Kyu-myeon
Toward Noryeong
2002
Hyunkyu Shin
domestic anti-Japanese
2002
Chaeyoung
Toward Noryeong
2003
Pilsang Lee
righteous army
2004
Jayoung Yoon
Towards China
2005
Kwon Oh Seol
domestic anti-Japanese
2005
Jo Dong-ho
domestic anti-Japanese
2005
Cheol-soo Kim
domestic anti-Japanese
2005
Kim Taeyeon
domestic anti-Japanese
2005
Kim Han
Towards China
2005
Jung Heon-tae
domestic anti-Japanese
2005
Yungoo Choi
To Manchuria
2005
Han Wigan
Towards China
2006
highlands
March 1st Movement
2006
Park Young
To Manchuria
2006
Jaeyu Lee
domestic anti-Japanese
2006
Minhwan Lee
Toward Noryeong
2006
Bongcheol Han
To Manchuria
2007
interest
Towards China
2007
full day
Toward Noryeong
2008
organic stone
Towards China
2008
Lee Chun-suk
provisional government
2009
long term
To Manchuria
2009
Seonju Gil
March 1 Movement
2009
Lee Woon-hyeok
domestic anti-Japanese
2010
Kyungho Lee
domestic anti-Japanese
2010
Changheon Kim
To Manchuria
2010
Ho Kim
To Manchuria
2010
Kwangsam Shin
To Manchuria
2010
Chanhee Yoo
To Manchuria
2010
Lim Kihong
To Manchuria
2010
Woonghae Lee
To Manchuria
2011
Youngso Kang
To the Americas
2011
Yoo Sang-don
Toward Noryeong
2012
Seongseop Lim
domestic anti-Japanese
2013
Changcheol Park
To Manchuria
2014
Frederick Mackenzie
File:Canadian Do... Support for independence movement
2014
Nam June Paik
To Manchuria
2014
Song Joong-jik
domestic anti-Japanese
2014
binary acid
Towards China
2015
Kang Ik-rok
domestic anti-Japanese
2015
Byunghyun Jeon
provisional government
2017
Cho Eung-soon
To Manchuria
2019
Lee Bong-goo
March 1 Movement
2020
Youngsoe Lee
March 1st Movement
2025
Changjun Kim
To Manchuria
2025
Geraldine T. Fitch
File:american fl... Support for independence movement
[A] The award was canceled due to false achievements.
[B] The decoration was canceled due to pro-Japanese activities.
: Person of merit for independence : Other achievements

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