The Military in De Ang Race

The Military in De Ang Race
Feb 27, 2007 02:01
WEWE00 Points: Join Date: Feb 25, 2007 Status: offline	In Qing Dynasty, De Ang people were under the rule of Dai Race,In 1814 winter,cause they unbearable chieftain cruel exploitation and oppression. they joint local Dai race people whipped up anti-Tusi armed struggle. 　 In modern times, Deng Ang people,Jing Po people and other ethnic groups jointly fight against the British imperialists who invaded into the territory of the western Yun Nan region. Sino-Japanese War, the Japanese invading forces intruded into our Dehong region from Myanmar, the fall of the Han people to participate in the dug out. Dai people of all ethnic groups, such as an organization of more than 2,000 guerrillas, copper artillery guns, helicopters and a long knife. Japanese aggressor troops carried out several combat. After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, the people dug out their opposition to the Kuomintang's suppression of the SDF villages are often ambushed enemy, forcing them not arbitrary and villages.

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In Qing Dynasty, De Ang people were under the rule of Dai Race,In 1814 winter,cause they unbearable chieftain cruel exploitation and oppression. they joint local Dai race people whipped up anti-Tusi armed struggle.

　

In modern times, Deng Ang people,Jing Po people and other ethnic groups jointly fight against the British imperialists who invaded into the territory of the western Yun Nan region. Sino-Japanese War, the Japanese invading forces intruded into our Dehong region from Myanmar, the fall of the Han people to participate in the dug out. Dai people of all ethnic groups, such as an organization of more than 2,000 guerrillas, copper artillery guns, helicopters and a long knife. Japanese aggressor troops carried out several combat. After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, the people dug out their opposition to the Kuomintang's suppression of the SDF villages are often ambushed enemy, forcing them not arbitrary and villages.

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