This person is an anti-Japanese hero, married 40 wives, died at the age of 83, and his ashes have not been buried so far

He was a hero of the Anti-Japanese War, who killed a Lieutenant General of the Japanese Army, married 40 wives, and was 83 years old and has not been buried so far

He was a hero of the Anti-Japanese War, married 40 wives, and killed a Japanese lieutenant general. There is a TV series in Chongqing, "Silly Master", which was very popular in the past period, and its prototype is Fan Shaozeng, a general in Chongqing during the Republic of China.

The picture shows Fan Ha'er, played by Liu Deyi

Fan Shaozeng's personality was very naughty when he was a child, although his father was richer and a famous local landlord, but he did not like to read, he had a headache when he went to class, often skipped school without class, and his father had no way. Although he did not read for a few days in class, he was very brave in fighting. He once participated in the war against Yuan Shikai, and served as the commander of the army in just four years.

In 1924, when Yang Sen was serving as a military officer in Sichuan, Fan Shaozeng was promoted by the leader to the brigade commander of the Ninth Mixed Brigade, when he was only 30 years old. Only two years later, he was promoted to the commander of the Seventh Division of the 20th Army of the National Revolutionary Army, and because of his money and guns, he became a representative of the famous local strength. He was very fond of women, and he married the beautiful and beautiful women he liked back as his concubines.

In order to please them, he spent a lot of money to build a large mansion opposite the current Chongqing Auditorium, Fanzhuang, where his own aunts and servants lived, but the good times were short-lived, and in 1937 his rival Liu Xiang was removed from his post.

After the War of Resistance Against Japan, he asked Chiang Kai-shek to go to the front line in Shanghai to participate in the battle, and he was always appreciated by Chiang Kai-shek, so he appointed him as the commander of the 88th Army, and he said to his subordinates, Now that we are going to resist the Japanese, we will lose our family and desperately have to drive them away. Since then, he has led his troops to fight the Japanese in different places. First in the Area of Dongxiang, Jiangxi, then moved to Zhejiang to fight, and then fought fiercely with the enemy in the Yichang area, he personally went to the front line, and finally defeated the Japanese army and recovered Yuhang and was rewarded by the troops.

The most famous of the wars was on May 28, 1942, when he led his troops to kill Lieutenant General Sakai, commander of the Japanese 15th Division. The death of the commander of the Sakai Division caused a great shock in the Japanese army, because in the history of the Japanese Army, "the commander of the serving division was killed, and it was the first since the founding of the Army." However, because he was not a subordinate of Chiang Kai-shek, he was repossessed by Chiang Kai-shek. He returned to Chongqing in a huff. In 1949, he led the troops to revolt in Sanhui Town, and the people's government was transferred to the deputy commander of the Hubei Provincial Military District.

In 1953, he became the head of the Henan Provincial Sports Committee, and the Zhengzhou Stadium built during his tenure is still functioning. After liberation, he lived a monogamous life, and the others dissolved their marriages. He had many children and played his part in various positions.

Fan Shaozeng's fourth daughter, Fan Zhibi, and her husband Wang Jiguang

In March 1977, Fan Shaozeng died in Zhengzhou at the age of 83. Being able to die at the age of 83 is also a rare figure among the generals of the War of Resistance Against Japan. However, his ashes have not yet been buried, according to his fourth daughter Fan Zhibi's husband Wang Jiguang said that Fan Shaozeng's ashes are not yet buried for safety, because there are many children, the fate of his ashes has caused a dispute among everyone, and they do not give in, Fan Shaozeng's ashes are in the home of Fan Shao's son in Henan. Because Fan Shaozeng has lived in Chongqing all his life, Wang Jiguang intends to bury Fan Shaozeng's ashes in Chongqing, but needs to consult with Fan Shaozeng's eldest son.