Capture of Changsha
Forced to retreat from Changsha after workers fail to rally to the Communists
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Forced to retreat from Changsha after workers fail to rally to the Communists
Directs Nationalist forces against the coalition of Yan Xishan, Feng Yuxiang and other opponents during the Central Plains War.
Communist military pressure in central China adds to the Nationalist governmentโs conflicts during the Central Plains War.
The Communists capture Chang-sha but the Nationalists soon retake it
Rebels take power in Peking under Yen Hsi-chan
Opposition warlords establish a rival political center in Beiping during the Central Plains War.
Shifts Nationalist forces between major fronts as the Central Plains War turns increasingly in favor of the Nanjing government.
Britain returns the leased territory of Weihaiwei to Nationalist China.
Ordered to capture Changsha the capital of Hunan Province by Li Lisan but fails
Chiang Kai-shek executes Maos wife
Claims the Chinese Revolution will go through many stages & introduces gradualism
Appointed Alternate-Member of Politburo
Appointed President of the Workers & Peasants Revolutionary Committee
Appointed President of the Workers & Peasants Revolutionary Committee
Purges 4,400 men from the Red Army on charges of being anti-Party rebels
A section of the Red Army rises up against Mao
Purges 4,400 men from the Red Army on charges of being anti-Party rebels
A section of the Red Army rises up against Mao
Establishes a communist Government at Changsha
Leads a Communist army which nearly captures Nanchang
Launches the first encirclement campaign against the Communist base area in Jiangxi late in the year.
Defeats 1st attempt by Chiang Kai-Shek to overrun the Communist military base
Appointed President of the Workers & Peasants Revolutionary Committee
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