Person1896 – 1934

Yang Se-bong

Commander of the Korean Revolutionary Army who beat the Japanese at Yeongneungga and Heunggyeong with Chinese volunteers

After the March First Movement he went to southern Manchuria and served in the Chamuibu, the Jeonguibu and the Gungminbu. In 1932, as commander of the Korean Revolutionary Army of the Korean Revolutionary Party, he waged joint operations with Chinese volunteer forces and defeated Japanese and Manchukuo troops at Yeongneungga and Heunggyeong. In 1934 he was lured into an ambush by a Japanese agent and killed.

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    After the Manchurian Incident, Yang Se-bong’s Korean Revolutionary Army joined Chinese volunteers to defeat Japanese and Manchukuo forces at Yeongneungga and Heunggyeong in southern Manchuria.