Rehe region

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The Rehe region was a historically contested area in northeastern China, bordering Manchuria and Inner Mongolia, that played a strategic role in military and political struggles in the early 20th century.

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Rehe region canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf border region
historical region
annexationYear 1933
borderFunction frontier between agrarian China and steppe regions
borders Inner Mongolia
Manchuria
currentStatus territory divided among several provinces and regions of the People’s Republic of China
ethnicComposition Han Chinese population
Manchu population
Mongol population
hasCapital Chengde
hasHistoricalName Jehol
locatedIn northeastern China
linked to: Manchuria
namedAfter Rehe River
playedRoleIn Japanese expansion into North China
Sino-Japanese conflicts in the early 20th century
reorganizedInto Hebei Province
linked to: Hebei

Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region
Liaoning Province
linked to: Liaoning
strategicImportance buffer zone between China proper, Manchuria, and Inner Mongolia
military significance in northeastern China
timePeriodOfMajorContestation early 20th century
wasAnnexedBy Empire of Japan
linked to: Imperial Japan

Manchukuo
wasContestedBy Chinese Communist forces
Empire of Japan
linked to: Imperial Japan

Manchukuo
Republic of China
wasImportantFor control of routes between North China and Inner Mongolia
control of routes between North China and Manchuria
wasPartOf Qing Empire
linked to: Qing dynasty

Republic of China
wasSiteOf Rehe Campaign
wasUnderControlOf Beiyang Government
Manchukuo regime
linked to: Manchukuo

Nationalist Government of China
People's Republic of China
Qing dynasty

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Pingjin Campaign location Rehe region