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14.
232
Towards the end of Jamiary Liu Yu-chiu had trouble
with one of his subordinate generals, whom he cashiered.
The latter revolted and was immediately supported by Tong
Hai-hou, who was apparently nervous leat Diu Yu-chiu intended
to deal individually with and displace the various generals
to his own advantage. Hostilities opened, and Teng Hai-hou
advanced from Chungking to Chengtu. Tan Mou-Hein immediately
took the opportunity to advance from Van Heien on Chungking,
while Yang Sen similarly seized his chance and advanced up
river from Iohang on Wan Heien. Chengtu was for a time
partly basigned by Ton Hsi-hou, until Tan kou-hs in's advance
relieved the pressure. Fighting is now proceeding, and it
will be seen that the mêlée is fairly general, except that
there is not so far any news of Liu Ts'un-hou taking advan-
tage of the opportunity to invade the province from the North.
It is usual in these Szechuan wars for the rival factions,
though in actual fact fighting for their own hands, to have
some vagus connection with the other political parties in
China, and in the case of the present mêlée Hsiung K'o Wu,
Tan Mou-hein, and Liu Yu-ohiu (the latter possibly mainly
by force of circumstances) represent the Kuo Min Tang, while
Tang Sen (and possibly Teng Heihou by the fact that he is
fighting the other party) represent and are supported by a
p'ei-fu as part of the latter's general campaign against the
Kuo Mia Tang. Hostilities have also broken out in
Kueichow, probably in sympathy with, and on the general
lines of, those in Szechuan.
·
15. From the above review of the present political
situation in China it will be seen that the outlook for the
coming year is bad, and that the prospects of the country attaining any stability of government (which at one time last year appeared fairly good) are again remote.
Indeed
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