Xiangjiang Campaign

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The Xiangjiang Campaign was a major and costly engagement during the Chinese Red Army’s Long March in 1934, where Communist forces suffered heavy losses while attempting to break through Nationalist encirclement in southern China.

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Xiangjiang Campaign canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf military campaign ⓘ
belligerent Chinese Communist Party forces ⓘ
Chinese Red Army ⓘ
Kuomintang forces ⓘ
National Revolutionary Army ⓘ
casualties heavy casualties for Communist forces ⓘ
cause Nationalist encirclement campaigns against Communist base areas ⓘ
combatType land warfare ⓘ
commander Bai Chongxi ⓘ
Chiang Kai-shek ⓘ
He Long ⓘ
Lin Biao ⓘ
Liu Bocheng ⓘ
Xiao Ke ⓘ
conflict Chinese Civil War ⓘ
consequence contributed to later convening of the Zunyi Conference ⓘ
loss of equipment and supplies ⓘ
loss of large proportion of Red Army personnel ⓘ
prompted strategic reassessment within the Chinese Communist Party ⓘ
country Republic of China ⓘ
date December 1934 ⓘ
November 1934 ⓘ
historicalSignificance symbol of the Red Army’s heavy sacrifices during the Long March ⓘ
turning point in the early phase of the Long March ⓘ
location Guangxi ⓘ
linked to: Guangxi Province

Xiang River ⓘ
southern China ⓘ
memorializedIn Long March museums and memorials ⓘ
People's Republic of China revolutionary historiography ⓘ
militaryBranch First Front Red Army ⓘ
linked to: First Red Army
militaryTheater southern front of the Long March ⓘ
objective break through Nationalist blockade lines ⓘ
cross the Xiang River ⓘ
opponentStrategy Nationalist encirclement and annihilation policy ⓘ
partOf First Front Red Army retreat from Jiangxi Soviet ⓘ
Long March ⓘ
RedArmyAction forced river crossings under fire ⓘ
frontal assaults on fortified positions ⓘ
rear-guard defensive battles ⓘ
relatedEvent Battle of the Xiang River ⓘ
Encirclement campaigns against the Jiangxi Soviet ⓘ
Zunyi Conference ⓘ
result heavy losses for the Chinese Red Army ⓘ
severe reduction of Red Army strength ⓘ
strategic breakthrough of Nationalist encirclement ⓘ
scale large-scale engagement ⓘ
sideEffect demoralization among some Red Army units ⓘ
increased prestige of commanders who preserved surviving forces ⓘ

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Battle of Xiang River → alsoKnownAs → Xiangjiang Campaign ⓘ