Liu Zhenhuan was originally named Ruiting, with a nickname of 83, and was called "Brother 83". Born in 1890, a native of Keelung Village, Ma Ping County (now Liujiang County). 1907 entered Mayi Class II Primary School, and 1909 was admitted to Guilin Guangxi Excellent Normal School. He was infected by the revolutionary trend of thought. When he returned to Liu, he took out his family wealth, secretly contacted the party and organized the people's army. And often go deep into Maping, Laibin, Xiangzhou and other places to contact the green forest in order to lift the incident. 19 1 1 year, he contacted revolutionaries in Guangzhou, joined the league after being introduced by Liu Jiaxiang, and then returned to Liu to continue his activities. 19 10 summer, organized and incorporated a group of greenwood armed forces, and planned an armed uprising in Liuzhou with Ke Hanzi, Qian Quan and others, and planned to raid Liuzhou on the autumn anniversary of the memorial service held by Qing government officials outside Beiguan (now around Square Road). A thousand troops have been assembled in Tunlun Village, Changtang, the northern suburb. Unexpectedly, the local evil gentry Liu Yanghui tipped off the Qing government and was forced to suspend the plan and evacuate all the civilian troops.

19111September, Liuzhou responded to the Wuchang Revolution and launched an uprising. Liu Zhenhuan is one of the organizers. He and the revolutionaries of Liuzhou League led the death squads into the yamen of Liuzhou Qing government, forcing the Daotai, the magistrate, the county magistrate and the company commander to hand over the military and political power and official seal, declaring Liuzhou independent and establishing the general organ of Youjiang National Army. Subsequently, the local armed forces were reorganized into two detachments of the People's Army. Liu Zhenhuan was appointed as the commander of the first detachment (Hong Song, an uprising officer and member of the League, was appointed as the commander of the second detachment) and was stationed in the northern suburbs for training and consolidation. Subsequently, Liu Guxiang returned to Liuzhou as the second official of Youjiang military and political affairs. 19 12 In March, Lu Rongting ordered the cancellation of the military and political branch, and Liu Jiaxiang was appointed commander of the Fifth Road of Guijun. Liu Zhenhuan helped Liu Jiaxiang supervise military affairs with any group (the other group was the uprising officer Liu Bingyu).

19 13 years, Sun Yat-sen launched the "second revolution", and Liu Zhenhuan urged him to launch a response, and made Yuan Jun, who was promoted to the commander-in-chief of the declining army, as the deputy commander, ready to die for the Northern Expedition. /kloc-In the middle of September, 0/3, they set off in a hurry, fired guns and demonstrated, vowing to start an army. Because the team is mostly greenwood elements, lacking discipline, and the order is chaotic for a while, Liu Zhenhuan can't control it, and the situation deteriorates. Liu Guxiang's wife Madian, daughter-in-law Yang Li, and secretary-general Liang Runsheng were killed by random guns. Liu Guxiang climbed over the wall and hurt his foot, so that Wang Zhihuai led the new barracks troops into the city to maintain order. Subsequently, Shen launched a mutiny, telegraphed Lu Rongting, and lied about Liuzhou Liu Jiaxiang and Liu Zhenhuan's mutiny. Lu Rongting ordered Chen Bingkun to send troops from Guilin to suppress, and sent Ben Zhao Ke and others to attack Liuzhou. Liu Zhenhuan took the lead in sending troops to cross the river for Yuan Jun, hit Liuzhou, and was pursued, and broke up in Sifangtang area outside the city. Liu Zhenhuan disguised himself as a detour and fled to Hong Kong.

19 17, Liu Zhenhuan defected to Guilin, attached to Chen Bingkun, the governor of Guangxi, and made friends with the enemy. Chen Bingkun appointed him as the deputy battalion commander of the reconnaissance battalion, and approved him to form the fourth infantry company, stationed in Pingle and other places to "suppress bandits". Liu Zhenhuan took the opportunity to recruit and expand the team. /kloc-in the summer of 0/920, Liu Zhenhuan was transferred to Wuzhou. He was appointed as the first division commander of the Guangxi Army, and took the Guangxi Department to secretly communicate with the Guangdong Army. 192 1 In June, the two armies of Guangdong and Guangxi fought in Wuzhou, and Liu Zhenhuan turned against Guangxi and coordinated with the Guangdong army, which led to the rapid rout of Gui Jun and ended the situation that the old Guangxi system ruled Guangxi. Since then, Liu Zhenhuan led his troops to Liuzhou, Hechi and Nandan to pursue the remnants of the old Guangxi system.

Liu Zhenhuan fell to the Guangdong army, took advantage of the opportunity to resist Guangxi, continued to expand the team, and secretly plotted evil. 1922, when the Grand Presidential Palace in Guangzhou ordered to stop the Yunnan army from withdrawing from Yunnan, it openly blocked it and secretly released it, allowing the Yunnan army to return to Yunnan. It also privately gave a large number of Yinyang to Tang, the former governor of Yunnan, as a toll, and set up a clever plan to unite Yunnan against Guangdong in the future.

1922 65438+In February, Sun Yat-sen appointed Liu Zhenhuan as Commander-in-Chief of Gui Jun, the anti-thief army on West Road directly under the Central Committee. Liu Zhenhuan took up his new post as commander in tengxian, expanded his troops into three divisions, stationed in Guangzhou, and occupied Guangzhou in June 65438+ 10/October 65438+June 6 of the following year. When he was stationed in Guangzhou, he indulged his subordinates in smoking and gambling, levied taxes and seized houses, which aroused the anger of Cantonese people. Subsequently, Liu Zhenhuan was ordered to move to hua county to pursue the remnants of Shen and defeat them; Then moved to Huizhou to pursue the rebels. During the battle, Liu Zhenhuan was shot and his leg was injured.

1924 65438+ 10, Liu Zhenhuan was elected as the alternate central supervisory Committee member of the first national congress of the Kuomintang. In September of the same year, the Ministry was renamed Cheng Lijun of Gui Jun, and Liu Zhenhuan was appointed as Commander-in-Chief. 165438+1On October 6th, Guangzhou Grand Marshal's Office appointed Liu Zhenhuan as the governor of Guangxi Province. He planned to lead his troops back to Guangxi, but Li Zongren and Huang refused. He failed to return to Guangxi and stayed in Guangzhou. In February of 65438+, Liu Zhenhuan took over as commander-in-chief of the Third Army in People's Republic of China (PRC), Gui Jun.

1February, 925, Liu Zhenhuan secretly went to Kunming, contacted the warlord Tang of Yunnan, plotted to send troops to seize Guangxi, and then went to Guangdong to overthrow the Grand Marshal's House. The matter was investigated by Marshal's Office, so he dared not act. On March 18, 2008, Tang took advantage of the death of Sun Yat-sen in an attempt to send troops to Guangdong to seize power. Secretly sent people to discuss with Liu Zhenhuan to jointly occupy Guangzhou, reorganize the Grand Marshal's Office, and implement the so-called "joint provincial autonomy." After learning of Tang's plot to seize power, the Central Executive Committee of the Kuomintang electrified against Tang and called on Liu Zhenhuan to give up his idea of unifying Yunnan. But Liu Zhenhuan is flattering on the surface and deviant in secret. In April of that year, Liu Zhenhuan and Commander-in-Chief of Yunnan Army jointly issued a declaration in Guangzhou, accusing the Kuomintang Central Executive Committee of supporting Tang to come to power as a "joint commander". While preparing to lead his team back to Guangxi, Liu Zhenhuan continued to collude with Tang, secretly plotting with representatives of Beiyang warlord Duan and Guangdong rebel Chen Jiongming, with the intention of attacking from inside and outside and subverting the Guangzhou National Government. On June 5, the Grand Marshal's Office ordered Liu Zhenhuan to be removed from his post, pending investigation. In the morning, Liu Zhenhuan and Yang Ximin openly rebelled, occupied the Guangdong Governor's Office and the Guangdong Army General Command, and distributed leaflets against the Guangzhou National Government. On June 12, Guangzhou National Government launched a general attack on Liu Zhenhuan and Yang Ximin Rebels, and the insurgents were defeated and most of them surrendered. Liu Zhenhuan became a one-man army and fled to Hong Kong to hide with 2 million pay.

Liu Zhenhuan is very poor in Hong Kong. He often smokes opium and is addicted to whoring and gambling. Later, he went to Kunming, took refuge in Long Yun, chairman of Yunnan Province, and was hired as an adviser to the Yunnan provincial government. 1937 in may, the national government appointed Liu zhenhuan as lieutenant general of the army. At the end of 1945, Liu Zhenhuan returned to Hong Kong to settle down. 1972 died in Hong Kong.