The Generals of WWII
Generals from China
Bao Fotian
Major-General
* 1891
† December 1939
(鲍佛田)
Service
| 1921-XX-XX | Sent by the Nationalist Party to Southeast Asia to promote the revolution | ||
| 1921-XX-XX | – | 1922-XX-XX | Editor in Chief, New Citizens Daily Post, Singapore, Malaya |
| 1922-XX-XX | – | 1923-XX-XX | Editor in Chief, Community Benefits Post, Kuala Lumpur, Malaya |
| 1923-XX-XX | – | 1924-01-XX | Editor in Chief, Burma Morning Post, Rangoon, Burma |
| 1924-01-XX | Imprisoned and deported by the British Government | ||
| 1924-XX-XX | Imprisoned by the British Government in Hong Kong | ||
| 1924-XX-XX | – | 1925-09-XX | Senior Staff Officer, Secretariat, Nationalist Party Headquarters |
| 1925-09-XX | – | 1926-07-XX | Nationalist Party Representative, Aviation Bureau |
| 1926-07-XX | – | 1927-04-XX | Director of Disabled Veterans Rehabilitation Center |
| 1927-04-XX | – | 1927-XX-XX | Counselor, Nationalist Government of Wuhan |
| 1927-XX-XX | – | 1933-XX-XX | Editor in Chief of New China Post of People's Horn, The Philippines |
| 1933-XX-XX | – | 1935-XX-XX | Advisor, Hubei-Henan-Anhui Bandit-Suppression Headquarters |
| 1935-XX-XX | – | 1936-XX-XX | Advisor, Wuhan Field Headquarters |
| 1936-XX-XX | – | 1938-01-XX | Member of Planning Committee, Military Commission |
| 1937-01-XX | – | 1938-11-XX | Magistrate of Yingcheng County, Hubei Province |
| 1938-11-XX | – | 1939-XX-XX | Commander in Chief Jingshan-Zhongxiang-Yingcheng-Tianmen Guerilla Command, Hubei Province |
| 1938-11-XX | – | 1939-04-XX | Magistrate of Jingshan County, Hubei |
| 1939-04-XX | Severely injured in action | ||
| 1939-12-XX | Died of complications from his injuries |