How did General Cai E die?

General Cai E died in Fukuoka.

Cai E (1882 12 18 February-19161October), formerly known as Genyin, was born in Baoqing, Hunan (now Shaoyang).

After Yuan Shikai's death, Li succeeded the President of the Republic of China and appointed Cai E as the Governor of Sichuan on July 6, 2006. However, Cai E's condition deteriorated, and he rushed to deal with the aftermath of Sichuan Province, that is, he went to Japan to treat laryngeal cancer in September.

1916165438+10 passed away in Fukuoka, Japan on the morning of October 8, at the age of 34. Cai E wrote in his will: "I commanded the First Army of Yunnan National Defence Force, which died and contributed in the Sichuan War, and urged Luo Peijin and others to verify the petition and award compassionate awards to show fairness.

Hua is short-lived, and he failed to do his bit for the Republic of China, so he should be buried thinly. 19 17 On April 12, Cai E returned to his hometown, and the Beiyang government held a state funeral for him in Yuelu Mountain, Changsha. Cai E also became the "first person in state funeral" in the history of the Republic of China.

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At that time, it was in the late stage of the national defense movement, and Cai E spent the best treatment time on making his condition worse because of the increase of long-term war. He had a very difficult voice at that time and could not direct the war with his voice. He only needs to direct the war by handwriting.

Seeing that his illness was unbearable, his people forced him to rest behind the scenes. However, his condition deteriorated too fast, and he had reached the advanced stage of laryngeal cancer and could not be cured. Within two or three days, Cai E died in the hospital at the age of 34.

General Cai E:

Cai E entered a private school at the age of 6, and began to receive traditional private education, gradually growing into a top student with excellent academic performance. /kloc-at the age of 0/0, Cai E had finished reading the four books and five classics and could write fluent articles.

1895, my father Cai took Cai E to (now Shaoyang City) to attend the college entrance examination. /kloc-at the age of 0/3, Cai E finally showed his talents and passed the exam at one stroke. A year later, Cai E ranked first in the annual examination.

I proved my wisdom once again. 1897, Cai E was admitted to Changsha Wu Shi School with the third place. It is worth mentioning that Cai E is the youngest of 40 students in the first session of Changsha Wu Shi School.

1902165438+10. In October, Cai E was admitted to the third phase of Tokyo Army NCO School at his own expense, and began a one-year study with more than 100 students. The following June165438+1October, Cai E graduated with the fifth place.

Together with his classmates Jiang Fangzhen and Zhang Xiaozhun, he was called "Three Outstanding Non-commissioned Officers in China". Therefore, Cai E, a student, has always been a top student, high flyers. At the same time, it also proves that Cai E is really talented, smart and gifted.

Cai E's ultimate success as a "hero in the world" depends on his extraordinary talent on the one hand and the guidance of experts on the other. 1897, 15-year-old Cai E was admitted to the then famous Changsha Wu Shi School (now one of the predecessors of Hunan University).

Therefore, Liang Qichao, then the general Chinese teacher of Wu Shi School in Changsha, naturally became the teacher of Cai E. Of course, it was also during this period that Liang Qichao used the convenience of teaching to publicize a large number of theories of reform and reform to Cai E.

In Cai E's heart, he planted the fire of political reform, national salvation and survival, and became the best teacher in Cai E's life. Of course, besides Liang Qichao, there is also a famous scholar Fan Zui (the earliest teacher in Cai E) in Shaoyang, Hunan.

Tan Sitong, one of the "Six Gentlemen of the Reform Movement of 1898", also served as a Chinese teacher in Cai E. Cai E was clever and clever, and Liang Qichao, Tan Sitong and Fan Zui were personally guided.

As early as 1900, Cai E, who had studied in Japan, returned to China to participate in the Independent Army Uprising with his fellow countryman and reformer Tang. Although the uprising ended in failure, it strengthened Cai E's determination to join the revolution.

It was after the failure of the uprising that Cai E angrily changed his real name from "Genyin" to "Hua". The original meaning of "Hua" refers to the sharp blade on the sword. Cai E changed his name to show his determination to save the people with blood. This is where the name "Cai E" began.

After officially joining the ranks, Cai E continued to write in the hectic years, leaving many excellent military works and poems for later generations, including Collected Works of Cai Songpo and Mr. Cai Songpo's Couplet.

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