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Whoa, thats quite a heavy order, but fear not i'll have a look at the major ones and work something up. What i'll do is i'll take the ministers that participated in what was de jure the Republic and all its ministries and allocate them to the warlord factions etc due to their loyalties.
Will I have it eventually? Yes. Will I have it in first release? No. (Unless someone helps).
Priority is:
-Finish Interwar events (there aren't that many actually, I'm around 1/3 of the way there)
-Fix starting OOB
-Add diplomacy event module (whoever controls beijing is seen as the strongest)
-Rebalance IC/starting resources/add in alternative mobilization system
-Fix ministers and leaders
-Fix techteams.
-Fix skins, graphics, country descriptions.
I would be willing to fix the tech teams for you, but I have no idea what they "should be". Personally, I think they are fine for a divided China, but a united China should have much better teams(imo, imo, imo). Equal to Italy at least(no evidence, just imo).
Oh yeah, thought i'd ask. What Id's and ID numbers for ministers and leaders would you be using for all these chinese factions? I've already got about 60 odd pics for leaders and some ministers for the different factions sorted out right now.
Oh yeah, thought i'd ask. What Id's and ID numbers for ministers and leaders would you be using for all these chinese factions? I've already got about 60 odd pics for leaders and some ministers for the different factions sorted out right now.
One of my plans for CCIP is a complete revision of ALL faction ministers so that if faction A eats faction B, faction B's ministers become available for A. What this means is that every faction will have ALL Chinese ministers defined within their file, but only certain ones will be "woken" via event. In terms of contributing to ministers, put everything inside UCH's minister list (you can make a copy of ministers_UCH.csv and name it ministers_UCH.bak to keep the reference of old ministers). Ideally, the master list of all Chinese ministers would split the minister ids by faction.
1325XXX is the minister ID's in AAR for UCH, and since I'm adding an extra number to my IDs. I'm thinking something like the following, but feel free to make your own system (just document it somewhere). Duplicates are fine (probably will be many due to the overlapping possibilities of ministers in various factions) since it will be managed via events. Names for ministers should be in Pinyin/Mandarin (my arbitrary decision).
Code:
13300000 - UCH (Chinese Republic under Yuan Shikai)
13301000 - UCH (Chinese Republic under Sun Zhongshan)
13302000 - UCH (Chinese Republic under Jiang Jieshi)
13302500 - UCH (Chinese Republic under Wang Jingwei, NOT COLLABORATIONIST, Wuhan Faction)
13303000 - UCH (Chinese Republic under New Guangxi Clique)
13304000 - UCH (Chinese Republic under National Protection Alliance/Yunnan Clique)
13304500 - UCH (Chinese Republic under Anhui Clique)
13305000 - UCH (Chinese Republic under Zhili Clique)
13305500 - UCH (Chinese Republic under Fengtian Clique)
13306000 - UCH (Chinese Republic under Shanxi Clique)
13306500 - UCH (Chinese Republic under Guominjun)
13307000 - UCH (Chinese Republic under San Ma)
13307500 - UCH (Chinese Republic under Sinkiang Clique)
13308000 - UCH (Chinese Republic under Moderate Communists)
13308500 - UCH (Chinese Republic under Maoist Communists)
13310000 - CHI (Nationalist China under Sun Zhongshan)
13311000 - CHI (Nationalist China under Jiang Jieshi)
13312000 - CHI (Nationalist China under Wang Jingwei, NOT COLLABORATIONIST, Wuhan Faction)
13313000 - CHI (Nationalist China under New Guangxi Clique, Old Guangxi was opposed to CHI)
13314000 - CHI (Nationalist China under Guominjun)
13315000 - CHI (National Protection Alliance)
13320000 - CYN (Yunnan Clique, Cai E/National Protection Alliance)
13321000 - CYN (New Yunnan Clique, Post Cai E death)
13330000 - CGX (Old Guangxi Clique)
13331000 - CGX (New Guangxi Clique)
13340000 - CAH (Anhui Clique 1916-1920)
13341000 - CAH (Anhui Clique 1920-1924)
13342000 - CZL (Zhili Clique 1916-1920)
13343000 - CZL (Zhili Clique 1920-1924)
13350000 - UFT (Fengtian Clique)
13351000 - U86 (Guominjun Clique)
13360000 - U74 (Great Chinese Empire - Yuan Shikai)
13361000 - U74 (Hopei Autonomous Council)
13362000 - U74 (North China Puppet Regime/Manchukuo Regime)
13363000 - U74 (Wangjingwei Collaborationist Regime)
13370000 - CHC (Moderate Communist Party)
13371000 - CHC (Maoist Communist Party)
13380000 - CXB (San Ma/Xibei Clique)
13390000 - SIK (Xinjiang Indigenous)
13391000 - SIK (Xinjiang Pro Yuan Shikai)
13392000 - SIK (Xinjiang Pro Nationalist)
13393000 - SIK (Xinjiang Pro Soviet)
Priority wise, all I need right now is one minister for every position for each of the possible cases above. Other ministers aren't on the priority list.
One of my plans for CCIP is a complete revision of ALL faction ministers so that if faction A eats faction B, faction B's ministers become available for A. What this means is that every faction will have ALL Chinese ministers defined within their file, but only certain ones will be "woken" via event. In terms of contributing to ministers, put everything inside UCH's minister list (you can make a copy of ministers_UCH.csv and name it ministers_UCH.bak to keep the reference of old ministers). Ideally, the master list of all Chinese ministers would split the minister ids by faction.
1325XXX is the minister ID's in AAR for UCH, and since I'm adding an extra number to my IDs. I'm thinking something like the following, but feel free to make your own system (just document it somewhere). Duplicates are fine (probably will be many due to the overlapping possibilities of ministers in various factions) since it will be managed via events. Names for ministers should be in Pinyin/Mandarin (my arbitrary decision).
Code:
13300000 - UCH (Chinese Republic under Yuan Shikai)
13301000 - UCH (Chinese Republic under Sun Zhongshan)
13302000 - UCH (Chinese Republic under Jiang Jieshi)
13302500 - UCH (Chinese Republic under Wang Jingwei, NOT COLLABORATIONIST, Wuhan Faction)
13303000 - UCH (Chinese Republic under New Guangxi Clique)
13304000 - UCH (Chinese Republic under National Protection Alliance/Yunnan Clique)
13304500 - UCH (Chinese Republic under Anhui Clique)
13305000 - UCH (Chinese Republic under Zhili Clique)
13305500 - UCH (Chinese Republic under Fengtian Clique)
13306000 - UCH (Chinese Republic under Shanxi Clique)
13306500 - UCH (Chinese Republic under Guominjun)
13307000 - UCH (Chinese Republic under San Ma)
13307500 - UCH (Chinese Republic under Sinkiang Clique)
13308000 - UCH (Chinese Republic under Moderate Communists)
13308500 - UCH (Chinese Republic under Maoist Communists)
13310000 - CHI (Nationalist China under Sun Zhongshan)
13311000 - CHI (Nationalist China under Jiang Jieshi)
13312000 - CHI (Nationalist China under Wang Jingwei, NOT COLLABORATIONIST, Wuhan Faction)
13313000 - CHI (Nationalist China under New Guangxi Clique, Old Guangxi was opposed to CHI)
13314000 - CHI (Nationalist China under Guominjun)
13320000 - CYN (Yunnan Clique, Cai E/National Protection Alliance)
13321000 - CYN (New Yunnan Clique, Post Cai E death)
13330000 - CGX (Old Guangxi Clique)
13331000 - CGX (New Guangxi Clique)
13340000 - CAH (Anhui Clique 1916-1920)
13341000 - CAH (Anhui Clique 1920-1924)
13342000 - CZL (Zhili Clique 1916-1920)
13343000 - CZL (Zhili Clique 1920-1924)
13350000 - UFT (Fengtian Clique)
13351000 - U86 (Guominjun Clique)
13360000 - U74 (Great Chinese Empire - Yuan Shikai)
13361000 - U74 (Hopei Autonomous Council)
13362000 - U74 (North China Puppet Regime/Manchukuo Regime)
13363000 - U74 (Wangjingwei Collaborationist Regime)
13370000 - CHC (Moderate Communist Party)
13371000 - CHC (Maoist Communist Party)
13380000 - CXB (San Ma/Xibei Clique)
13390000 - SIK (Xinjiang Indigenous)
13391000 - SIK (Xinjiang Pro Yuan Shikai)
13392000 - SIK (Xinjiang Pro Nationalist)
13393000 - SIK (Xinjiang Pro Soviet)
Priority wise, all I need right now is one minister for every position for each of the possible cases above. Other ministers aren't on the priority list.
Limith this looks great. Few people have any idea how complicated things were in the first third of the 20th century. This will really add a lot. It is so hard to get China right at this time. The entire Japanese army had 17 divisions when the 37 war started. They were able to to grab large chunks of China even so. I was interested in this long before I moved here. I look forward to your work. I have been playing the Mod and the AAR scenario both a lot and it works pretty well. There are some balance issues and some events do not fire all the time but, it is a really great Mod. Thanks Burning for all your efforts.
PS- Commenting out the Commonwealth event fixed the crash that I was getting only in the Mod. The AAR works fine.
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If anyone wants to help with research, this is what I have so far.
@ delanonne: If you live in Chongqing, would you perhaps, be able to help find a website/source that lists China's Order of Battles through the interwar period? (Basically what the army consisted of). I can't find one in English, and my understanding of Chinese is relatively limited since I grew up in the US since three years old. I have a source somewhere on my computer for 1936-1942, so the second world war is fine. I can go look through my University archives in Berkeley, California, but I doubt they would have much information on it.
@ Burning: Anyway of creating a page on your trackpage for research?
Code:
TODO: Make relations with western powers much more negative
-Add diplomatic recognition problems with the west
Land Reform acts
Chinese Reorganization Gold Loan of 1913
1925 - Shanghai Incident, ten dead.
1926 - 3-18 Incident, (early chance of war)
1928 - Jiannan Incident, 1000 chinese soldiers died (early chance of war)
1914 OOB
Dong Bei:
Wuwei-jun (Imperial/Zhili)
6 Divisions: Frontal, Hind, Left, Right, Middle, New.
Ma Yuekun, Nie Shicheng, Yuan Shikai, Dong Fuziang Duang Zhigui, (Front + Left are experienced)
Nepotist Generals (Imperial):
UCH: Li Hongzhang
Wang Shizhen
Duan Qirui
Feng Guozhuang
Duang Zhigui
Cao Kun
Li Chun
Wang Zhangyuan
Lu Jiangzhuang
Yang Yongde
Lu Yongxiang
Bao Guiqing
Zhang Huaizhi
Huai-Jun (Hubei-Jiangsu):
Zhang Zhidong (governor of Hubei-Jiangsu)
2 Divisions.
Hubei Lujun led by ?
Jiangsu Lujun led by ?
Nepotist Generals (Huai):
Jiang Guiti
Zhang Xun
Ni Sichong
Meng Enyuan
?-Jun (Guangxi)
Led by Zhang Mingqi
Mix of Infantry and Militia
Talented Generals (Guangxi):
Zhuang Yunkuan
Niu Yongjian
Wang Xiaozhen
Li Shucheng
Sun Mengji
Cai E
Yi Changheng
Geng Yi
Zhao Hengti - went to Guiling, part of Xinhai revolution. Loyal to the cause
Untalented Generals (Guangxi)
Li Zhongren - went to Guiling, taught under Cai E, 1916 avaliable under Ly Rongting. Commanded the Infantry
Lu Rongting - untalented, Old Guangxi Clique. Lost in 1921 invasion of Guangdong.
Talented Generals (Guangdong):
Chen Jiaoming
Talented Generals (Guiling):
Bai Chongxi - pretended to be 15 years old, too young to enter academy, scored 6th among 1,700 examinees).
Hubei - Locked Divisions
Guangdong - Locked Divisions
Jiangsu-Jiangxi - Not locked divisions for KMT, locked for UCH (open rebellion)
Shanghai - Chen Qimei led rebellion from Shanghai Bund
Li Liejun - Jiangxi Governor
Hu Hanmin - Anhui Governor
Bai Wenhui - Guangdong Governor
Zhang Mingqi - Guangxi Governor, later Lin Hu (Old Guangxi Clique)
Zhang Zhidong - Hubei/Jiangsu
-Locked divisions in 1914, Unlocked in 1915
-1914 - Have politcal debate in Parliment about Reorganization Gold Loan of 1913
Tech teams
-Beijing - North-Sea Military Academy (Infantry)
-Guangxi - Guangxi Infantry Elementry School (Japanese Doctrine) - 1906
-Guangxi - Guangxi Infantry Middle School (German Doctrine) - 1906
-Guangxi - Guiling Infantry Preparatory School - Low skill, textiles - 1907
-Yunnan - Yunnan Cadet Academy - 1909
-Hubei - Wuhan/ Wuchang Nanhu Infantry Preparatory School - 1906
-Tianjing - National Baoding Cadet Academy - 1906
-Manchuria - Military Consultancy Bureau
-Guangxi - Guangxi Consultation Bureau - 1909 (Administration)
1911- Manchu had 16 divisions of infantry and 16 militia. Manchu 8th Division of New Army Hubei uprising.
If anyone wants to help with research, this is what I have so far.
@ delanonne: If you live in Chongqing, would you perhaps, be able to help find a website/source that lists China's Order of Battles through the interwar period? (Basically what the army consisted of). I can't find one in English, and my understanding of Chinese is relatively limited since I grew up in the US since three years old. I have a source somewhere on my computer for 1936-1942, so the second world war is fine. I can go look through my University archives in Berkeley, California, but I doubt they would have much information on it.
@ Burning: Anyway of creating a page on your trackpage for research?
Code:
TODO: Make relations with western powers much more negative
-Add diplomatic recognition problems with the west
Land Reform acts
Chinese Reorganization Gold Loan of 1913
1925 - Shanghai Incident, ten dead.
1926 - 3-18 Incident, (early chance of war)
1928 - Jiannan Incident, 1000 chinese soldiers died (early chance of war)
1914 OOB
Dong Bei:
Wuwei-jun (Imperial/Zhili)
6 Divisions: Frontal, Hind, Left, Right, Middle, New.
Ma Yuekun, Nie Shicheng, Yuan Shikai, Dong Fuziang Duang Zhigui, (Front + Left are experienced)
Nepotist Generals (Imperial):
UCH: Li Hongzhang
Wang Shizhen
Duan Qirui
Feng Guozhuang
Duang Zhigui
Cao Kun
Li Chun
Wang Zhangyuan
Lu Jiangzhuang
Yang Yongde
Lu Yongxiang
Bao Guiqing
Zhang Huaizhi
Huai-Jun (Hubei-Jiangsu):
Zhang Zhidong (governor of Hubei-Jiangsu)
2 Divisions.
Hubei Lujun led by ?
Jiangsu Lujun led by ?
Nepotist Generals (Huai):
Jiang Guiti
Zhang Xun
Ni Sichong
Meng Enyuan
?-Jun (Guangxi)
Led by Zhang Mingqi
Mix of Infantry and Militia
Talented Generals (Guangxi):
Zhuang Yunkuan
Niu Yongjian
Wang Xiaozhen
Li Shucheng
Sun Mengji
Cai E
Yi Changheng
Geng Yi
Zhao Hengti - went to Guiling, part of Xinhai revolution. Loyal to the cause
Untalented Generals (Guangxi)
Li Zhongren - went to Guiling, taught under Cai E, 1916 avaliable under Ly Rongting. Commanded the Infantry
Lu Rongting - untalented, Old Guangxi Clique. Lost in 1921 invasion of Guangdong.
Talented Generals (Guangdong):
Chen Jiaoming
Talented Generals (Guiling):
Bai Chongxi - pretended to be 15 years old, too young to enter academy, scored 6th among 1,700 examinees).
Hubei - Locked Divisions
Guangdong - Locked Divisions
Jiangsu-Jiangxi - Not locked divisions for KMT, locked for UCH (open rebellion)
Shanghai - Chen Qimei led rebellion from Shanghai Bund
Li Liejun - Jiangxi Governor
Hu Hanmin - Anhui Governor
Bai Wenhui - Guangdong Governor
Zhang Mingqi - Guangxi Governor, later Lin Hu (Old Guangxi Clique)
Zhang Zhidong - Hubei/Jiangsu
-Locked divisions in 1914, Unlocked in 1915
-1914 - Have politcal debate in Parliment about Reorganization Gold Loan of 1913
Tech teams
-Beijing - North-Sea Military Academy (Infantry)
-Guangxi - Guangxi Infantry Elementry School (Japanese Doctrine) - 1906
-Guangxi - Guangxi Infantry Middle School (German Doctrine) - 1906
-Guangxi - Guiling Infantry Preparatory School - Low skill, textiles - 1907
-Yunnan - Yunnan Cadet Academy - 1909
-Hubei - Wuhan/ Wuchang Nanhu Infantry Preparatory School - 1906
-Tianjing - National Baoding Cadet Academy - 1906
-Manchuria - Military Consultancy Bureau
-Guangxi - Guangxi Consultation Bureau - 1909 (Administration)
1911- Manchu had 16 divisions of infantry and 16 militia. Manchu 8th Division of New Army Hubei uprising.
Limith I will see what I can come up with. I do not read Chinese either but, I have done a lot of research on the war. I will let you know what I can find.
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DH place names is in Pinyin, I speak Mandarin, I'm not going to be using Wade-Giles for a mod if I don't speak Cantonese (sorry Yue yu speakers, Wo zhi dong pu tong hua ). If someone wants to work on a Cantonese version, they can.
thanks, i prefer saying Zhang Zuolin instead of Chang Tso-lin lol. I'm working hard got probably more than 100 ministers right now divided into general Republic (as in Beiyang govt.), the Hongxian government, Qing restoration, National Protection Army (which is then divided into the different provinces with their military/civil governors allotted accordingly) and then the Fengitne, Anhui and Zhili clique. There are probably more than a fair few pics that are duplicate throughout it but i felt that it was better to do that so i'd remember who did what and take that into account when doing files for them lol.
Oh and in regards to where to place them on the ideological spectrum, unsure what would be acceptable to use for any of them, like PA for Yuan Shikai, or SD for Sun Yat-sen etc etc as in the original UCH files.
Oh and in regards to where to place them on the ideological spectrum, unsure what would be acceptable to use for any of them, like PA for Yuan Shikai, or SD for Sun Yat-sen etc etc as in the original UCH files.
If they served in the Monarchy system or was pro-central government, PA (Yuan Shikai, Jiang Jieshi)
If they were active in revolution movements in the south (or north), then SD/SL/ML/SC.
If they were chosen due to nepotism/corruption, should be PA
Wang Jingwei requires some careful consideration, he went from SD to FA through his career (funnily enough, Jiang Jieshi went from FA to SC). The Wuhan government was SD/LWR
Moderate Communists should be LWR (the ones who were executed by Jiang Jieshi)
Shanxi was pro-communist, so possibly SL/ML ministers (but the warlord himself should be PA)
Old Guangxi Clique should be PA
Old Yunnan Clique (Cai E) should be SC.
New Yunnan Clique should be PA
New Guangxi Clique should be ML
San Ma was very anti-communist, so definitely PA/FA
Anhui Clique was nepotist, PA
Zhili Clique was nepotist with a mix of occasional dissenting people from other ideologies (roughly the "opposition"), PA with maybe mixes of SC or FA
Sun Zhongshan is a SD, no doubt about it.
I'll take a look through the ministers myself later, but as long as the above rules are taken into consideration, whatever grouping should be fine (and you can use the UCH/CHI/CYN/CGX/etc. files as a reference if you are unsure, it can't be worse than vanilla, eh?)
Current progress on events:
Code:
#UCH 13301100 The End of the Empire of China
#CHI 13301110 Warlords have declared independence!
#{ CGX CSX CHC CYN SIK CXB } 13301111 Secession!
#CHI 13301112 Warlord Defeated!
#CHI 13301113 The Communist Party
#CHI 13301114 The Northern Expedition
#CHI 13301115 The Ten Year's Civil War
#CHI 13301116 The Central Plains War
#CHI 13301117 The Fourth Campaign
#CHI 13301118 The Long March
#CHI 13301119 The End of The Long March
#-----------------------------------------------
# UCH 133001101 Sun Zhong Shan makes a speech denouncing Yuan Shikai
# UCH 133001102 Press for Repatriation of Sun Zhong Shan
# JAP 133001103 Repatriation Demand
# UCH 133001104 Repatriation Accepted
# CGX 133001105 Sun Zhongshan Dead!
# CYN 133001106 Sun Zhongshan Dead!
# CXB 133001107 Sun Zhongshan Dead!
# SIK 133001108 Sun Zhongshan Dead!
# UCH 133001109 Insurrection!
# CGX 133001110 Nationalist Party Reformed. CGX -> CHI
# UCH 133001111 Rise of Warlords and VP.
#-----------------------------------------------
# UCH 133001112 Form the Great Chinese Empire. UCH -> U74.
# CYN 133001113 Rejecting the New Empire - The National Protection War (1915) UYN -> CHI.
# CHI 133001114 Rejecting the New Empire - The National Protection War (1916) - CGX Joins CHI
# JAP 133001115 Twenty One Demands
# UCH 133001116 Twenty One Demands
# U74 133001118 Anhui Clique Rises (MAN used Temporarily)
# MAN 133001119 Anhui Clique Rises (MAN -> CYN)
# U74 133001120 Ascension Rites
# UCH 133001121 Form the Great Chinese Empire. UCH -> U74. (Forced)
# UCH 133001122 Unhappiness over Twenty-One Demands
#-----------------------------------------------
# *** 133001123 Guangxi Secedes!
# *** 133001124 Sichuan Secedes!
# *** 133001125 Guangdong Secedes!
# *** 133001126 Yunnan Secedes!
# *** 133001127 Xikang Secedes!
# *** 133991128 Guizhou Secedes!
# *** 133001129 Hunan Secedes!
# *** 133001130 Jiangxi Secedes!
# *** 133001131 Jiangsu Secedes!
# *** 133001132 Shanxi Secedes!
# *** 133001133 San Ma Secedes!
# *** 133001134 Xinjiang Secedes!
# *** 133001135 Anhui Secedes!
# *** 133001136 Fuzhou Secedes!
#-----------------------------------------------
# CHI 133001151 Hunan Joines the NPA!
# CHI 133001152 Jiangxi Joins the NPA!
# CYN 133001153 Jiangsu Joins the AHC!
# CYN 133001154 Shanxi Joins the AHC!
# CHI 133001155 Jiangsu Joins CHI!
# CHI 133001156 Shanxi Joins CHI!
# CHI 133001157 Anhui Joins CHI!
# UCH 133001200 Zhili Clique Rises (MAN used Temporarily)
# MAN 133001201 Zhili Clique Rises (MAN -> CGX)
# UCH Fengtian Clique Rises (uses tag CSX)
# UCH Shanxi Clique Forms (uses tag CSX)
# Guominjun Forms (uses tag U87)
#------------------------------------------------
# UCH 133001300 Communist Theory Club forms
# UCH 133001301 Communist Agitation
# UCH 133001302 The Chinese Reorganization Gold Loan of 1913
#------------------------------------------------
# CHI 133002000 Sun Zhong Shan Returns - Formation of the Chinese Revolutionary Party.
# CHI 133002001 Guangdong-Guangxi War - Release CGX.
# CHI 133002002 New Guangxi Forms - Peace with CGX, CGX is couped, made puppet of CHI.
#------------------------------------------------
# UCH 133002100 Joining the Allies - Demand of return of Shangdong
# *** 133002101 May Fourth Movement
# UCH 133002102 Resolving the Shangdong Problem
#------------------------------------------------
# CGX 133002200 Anhui-Zhili War (CAH)
# CHI 133002201 Intervening in the Anhui-Zhili War
#------------------------------------------------
# U87 133002202 Guominjun vs Fentian Clique
# CHI 133002203 Guominjun Rebellion
#------------------------------------------------
# CHI 133002103 Collapse of the First United Front (forms CHC)
#------------------------------------------------
# *** 133003000 Guangxi VP
# *** 133003001 Yuannan VP
Feel free to pick anything which has a prefix of 133xxxxx...
Regarding the Event ids: could you please keep them in one single range? It's hard to extend some event chain, if its Event-IDs are distributed across numerous ranges.
China currently uses the range 133011xx(xxx...) So, if you run out of 133011xx IDs, just append a number or two. You might also want to use an additional identifier for various nations.
This is how event ids are organized in the mod: 133-011-815-7
Hey Limith I have some information for you about the size of the Chinese army at various times. I still need to type it all up though. How would you like me to get it to you? There is some good info on total numbers of units and troops but, no good OOBs at all. I spent a lot of hours going through books and articles. It should help. There is some good info on the Commies.
d
PS You can PM me if you like and I can give you my email.
in terms of sorting out the different cabinets etc for China (uch tag), i've stumbled across a problem. I am not sure how to reconcile the actual Beijing cabinet with what you want in terms of china 'under *insert here* faction'. The problem is that despite the victory and defeat of some warlord factions like Anhui or Zhili etc they still had ministers and politicians in the Beijing government, for example Feng Guozhang was Zhili but president 1917-1918 during the so-called Anhui domination, or Duan Qirui, anhui general, was made chief executive (president) by Zhang Zuolin of the Fengtien clique after he defeated Zhili in 1924. So the best i can do with that is basically do the cabinet chronologically with headings at the top, e.g. Anhui domination 1916-1921
). If someone wants to work on a Cantonese version, they can.
