Northeast King - Zhang Zuolin Painted Biography

Author: Xu Che
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: From a grassroots hero to the Great Marshal of the Republic of China. Zhang Zoloin's Personal Profile
Name: Zhang Zoloin
Alias: Yuting
Place of Origin: Da County, Hebei Province
Birthplace: Majiagang Township, Hancheng County, Liaoning Province (now Dawazi County)
Western Xiaowatun, Majiagang Village
Date of Birth: March 19, 1875
Zodiac Sign: Pig
Year of Death: June 4, 1928
Age at Death: 54
Mausoleum: Marshal Forest, 35 kilometers east of Fushun
Casket: Buried in Zhang Zoloin's Mausoleum in Beidong Yimafang, Jin County (now Linghai City), Liaoning Province
Father: Zhang Youcai
Mother: Wang
First Marriage: Zhao Chungui
Spouses: 6
Children: 8 sons, 6 daughters, totaling 14
As the "Northeast King": At 44, appointed as the Governor of Three Northeast Provinces in 1918
As the "Manchu-Mongol King": At 47, concurrently appointed as the Governor of Mengjiang in 1921
As the Great Marshal: At 53, appointed as the Grand Marshal of the Republic of China's Land and Navy in 1927
Heartbroken: His subordinate Dongsongling defected against Fengtian
Content: His eldest son, Zhang Xueliang, took charge independently
Triumphant: Became the head of state of the Republic of China
Steadfast: Refused to sign a humiliating treaty with Japan
Skilled: Master of managing people
Name: Zhang Zoloin
Alias: Yuting
Place of Origin: Da County, Hebei Province
Birthplace: Majiagang Township, Hancheng County, Liaoning Province (now Dawazi County)
Western Xiaowatun, Majiagang Village
Date of Birth: March 19, 1875
Zodiac Sign: Pig
Year of Death: June 4, 1928
Age at Death: 54
Mausoleum: Marshal Forest, 35 kilometers east of Fushun
Casket: Buried in Zhang Zoloin's Mausoleum in Beidong Yimafang, Jin County (now Linghai City), Liaoning Province
Father: Zhang Youcai
Mother: Wang
First Marriage: Zhao Chungui
Spouses: 6
Children: 8 sons, 6 daughters, totaling 14
As the "Northeast King": At 44, appointed as the Governor of Three Northeast Provinces in 1918
As the "Manchu-Mongol King": At 47, concurrently appointed as the Governor of Mengjiang in 1921
As the Great Marshal: At 53, appointed as the Grand Marshal of the Republic of China's Land and Navy in 1927
Heartbroken: His subordinate Dongsongling defected against Fengtian
Content: His eldest son, Zhang Xueliang, took charge independently
Triumphant: Became the head of state of the Republic of China
Steadfast: Refused to sign a humiliating treaty with Japan
Skilled: Master of managing people