Duan Qirui Regime

When the Yuan family was in power, and Yuan was the queen of China, the manuscripts that had almost been buried in dust were reborn after the calamity. The most chaotic period in China's modern history was probably the so-called warlord period in the early years of the Republic of China, and the warlord period actually only officially began after the death of Yuan Shikai. Because before the imperial system, the Beijing government under the Yuan family was still a government that could command the whole country. Local military leaders cannot ignore state laws and act arbitrarily. Although it is inevitable for ambitious politicians to form parties for personal gain, in a unified country, they still have some concerns about manipulating the political power vertically and horizontally. However, it was not until Yuan's death that Wang Gang truly untied the alliance. The whole country was filled with soldiers and politicians were everywhere. Only then did China's modern history officially enter a so-called "warlord period." Yuan Shikai, who became emperor by chance, Duan Qirui, who had a headache and became pale after hearing about the Congress, Li Yuanhong, a loner with no team, Zhang Xun, a bodhisattva-like and organic commander, Cao Kun, the illiterate president who was born to be a leader, Cai E, the sharp-edged "Flying General", who was a "bearded man" in his early years and finally came to power. Zhang Zuolin, the leader, Zhang Xueliang, who will never fight another civil war, Shanxi Yan Xishan, who is good at observing the situation, Feng Yuxiang, the nationally known "rebellious general", Sun Hongyi, an old politician who manipulates everything, Xu Shuzheng, the representative of the old-style officialdom, Liang Qichao, who is unarmed, Zhang Taiyan, the crazy famous master of Chinese studies...