Who are the four strongest warlords in the Republic of China: Northeast King, Northwest King, Southeast King and Southwest King?

These four people are Zhang Zuolin, Feng Yuxiang, Sun Chuanfang and Tang Jiyao. 1, the northeast king Zhang Zuolin.

In fact, the period of the Republic of China was a little similar to that of the Three Kingdoms in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, in which some people occupied the land as kings, and there were four warlords in the period of the Republic of China. Let's talk about Zhang Zuolin, the king of Northeast China. Zhang Zuolin became the king of Northeast China step by step.

Zhang Zuolin was a poor family since he was a child. He studied with his husband for three months, and then he did everything for a living. When he was older, he worked as a mountain thief. Later, he married the daughter of a local landlord. At that time, he was in troubled times, and Zhang Zuolin formed a guard army, which gradually gained momentum. After Zhang Zuolin rose to power, he was wooed by the regime at that time, and then he rose to the top, and his official position became bigger and bigger, and his military forces became more and more.

After the demise of the Qing Dynasty, Yuan Shikai also attached great importance to Zhang Zuolin. After Yuan Shikai's death, Zhang Zuolin has become the largest warlord in Northeast China. In 1919, Zhang Zuolin defeated Meng Enyuan, the governor of Jilin Province, and completely took control of the Northeast and became the "King of the Northeast". However, Zhang Zuolin became the king of Northeast China because of the help of the Japanese army. But when Zhang Zuolin became the king of Northeast China, he broke his promise to the Japanese army. After Zhang Zuolin made peace with the Northern Expeditionary Army in 1928, he was assassinated by an assassin sent by the Japanese army. 2. Northwest Wang Feng Yuxiang.

Compared with Zhang Zuolin, Feng Yuxiang's family is more important. Feng Yuxiang read some books when he was a child, and he has his own opinions. When he grew up, Feng Yuxiang took refuge in Yuan Shikai, where he got mixed up with the wind and water, and gradually became a general under Yuan Shikai.

In 1921, Feng Yuxiang led his own troops into Shaanxi, and then grew up in Shaanxi, becoming the king of the northwest in the same year. It is worth mentioning that Feng Yuxiang participated in the Northern Expedition and conquered Zhang Zuolin with Wu Peifu and others. Later, the Japanese army invaded China, and Feng Yuxiang won the support of the Soviet Union and resisted the Japanese army. Feng Yuxiang's death was also quite unexpected. When he came back from America by boat, the boat caught fire and Feng Yuxiang died. Sun Chuanfang, king of southeast China.

Sun Chuanfang is even more miserable than the two when he was a child. Sun Chuanfang died from his biological father when he was a child, and he has been living in a sponsor's house. When he grew up, Sun Chuanfang went to study in the barracks, where he performed well and was chosen to study in Japan.

After returning from his studies, Sun Chuanfang performed very well. Like the other two, he slowly cut his head and rose to the top. Later, Sun Chuanfang led his troops into the southeast and became the king of the southeast. As the queen of southeast China, Sun Chuanfang didn't have smooth sailing, but experienced several failures, and finally made herself retire.

During his retirement, Sun Chuanfang also tried to make a comeback, but all failed. Later, the Japanese army tried to win over Sun Chuanfang, but Sun Chuanfang sternly refused, which was quite national. In 1935, Sun Chuanfang was assassinated by Shi Jianqiao and died. Tang Jiyao, king of southwest China.

Tang Jiyao has the best family background among the four people. He received a relatively good education since he was a child, and then he went to Japan to study abroad. After returning from studying abroad, he worked in Yunnan. In fact, after that, his ability was demonstrated and he gradually mastered the military power.

Later, Yuan Shikai had a vague desire to be the emperor, and Tang Jiyao secretly advocated against Yuan. In 1921, Tang Jiyao completely ruled Yunnan and other places and became the king of southwest China.

However, in the later period, Tang Jiyao was somewhat unhappy. Tang Jiyao was controlled by Hu Ruoyu, Long Yun and others by force. In name, he was still the king of the southwest, but in fact he had become a puppet. In 1927, Tang Jiyao died of illness. These are the four warlords.