The Generals of WWII
Generals from China
Wu Peifu
General 1st Rank
* 1874
† 1939
(吴佩孚)
Promotions
| 1915-03-04 | Major-General (Beiyang Government) |
| 1916-03-09 | Lieutenant-General (Beiyang Government) |
| 1920-10-08 | Titular General (Beiyang Government) |
| 1922-10-10 | General (Beiyang Government) |
| 1922-12-31 | Senior General of Fuwei (Beiyang Government) |
| 1939-12-09 | General 1st Rank posthumously |
Service
| 1911-XX-XX | Commanding Officer 3rd Regiment, 3rd Division, Imperial Army | ||
| 1912-XX-XX | Commanding Officer 3rd Artillery Regiment, 3rd Division, Beiyang Army | ||
| 1915-XX-XX | Commanding 6th Brigade, Beiyang Army | ||
| 1918-XX-XX | Acting Commanding Officer 3rd Division, Beiyang Army | ||
| 1918-XX-XX | Director of Development & Planning for Sichuan, Guangdong, Hunan & Jiangxi | ||
| 1919-XX-XX | Deputy Inspector General of Hebei, Shandong & Henan | ||
| 1921-XX-XX | Inspector General of Hunan a& Hubei | ||
| 1922-XX-XX | Commander in Chief of the Zhili Army, 1st Zhili-Fengtian War | ||
| 1922-XX-XX | Inspector General of Hebei, Shandong & Henan | ||
| 1923-XX-XX | Commander in Chief of the Zhili Army, 2nd Zhili-Fengtian War | ||
| 1925-XX-XX | Commander in Chief Fourteen Province Anti-Rebel Allied Army | ||
| 1927-XX-XX | Defeated by the Nationalists & went into exile | ||
| 1939-XX-XX | Rejected request to join the Japanese Puppet Government | ||
| 1939-XX-XX | Allegedly poisoned by the Japanese |
Picture source: Courtesy of Yu Zixu