Birth of Chu Teh
Birth of Chu Teh, to a peasant family in the province of Szechuan
Follow Chu Teh through 24 dated historical records for China.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Birth of Chu Teh, to a peasant family in the province of Szechuan
Helps overtrow the Manchu Dynasty
Graduates from the Yunnan Military Academy
Participates in the revolt against Yuan Shih-kai
Forced to flee from the Yunnan Province after a rival political faction gains power
Appointed Member of Chinese Communist Party
Expelled from Germany while attending the University of Gottingen
Considerred by the Communists to be the 1st day of the civil war
Role range: 1926-1949
Birth of the Red Army
Role range: 1926-1949
Mutinous troops are dispersed & Teh is forced to retreat into the mountains of Kiangsi
Participates in a Communist rebellion sparking off a national communist uprising. Mutinous troops are dispersed & Teh is forced to retreat into the mountains of Kiangsi
Role range: 1926-1949
Forms the Kiangsi Soviet with Mao Tse-Tung
Role range: 1926-1949
The Communists capture Chang-sha but the Nationalists soon retake it
Role range: 1926-1949
Commander in Chief of the Communist forces
Role range: 1926-1949
Appointed Member of Politburo
4,000 communist soldiers are killed during the communist withdrawal from Kiangsi
Role range: 1926-1949
Tehs 1st Front Army marches 6,000 miles over 13 months from Kiangsi to Shensi
Role range: 1926-1949
The Communist 4th Front Army joins up with Mao, Chu Teh & the 1st Front Army
Role range: 1926-1949
Japan invades China & Teh reluctantly supports Chiang Kai-sheks National Army
Role range: 1937-1941
Appointed Commander in Chief, Chinese Red Army
Role range: 1937-1941
Appointed Commander of the Eighth Route Army
Role range: 1937-1941
Appointed Commander in Chief, Chinese Red Army
Appointed Commander of the Eighth Route Army
Death of Chu Teh
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