19 16 10 In October, Lu Rongting, the head of Laogui clan, led to Guangzhou, and Long Jiguang defeated Qiongya. Deng Benyin was reorganized into the pro-army of Guangdong Governor Zhu Qinglan, in charge of local public security? Anti-bandit work. Deng Benyin was hostile to the old Guangxi and was in a very difficult situation because he did not belong to the troops directly under the old Guangxi. Soon, Beiyang Army invaded Guangdong from Fujian. After many consultations between Sun Yat-sen and Lao Gui, Lao Gui agreed to hand over about 5,000 guards from 20 battalions to Chen Jiongming to form Fujian-Guangdong reinforcements, heading for Beiyang Army in eastern Guangdong. 1 918110 In October, Chen Jiongming became the commander-in-chief of Fujian and Guangdong reinforcements, and organized them into five detachments.1Reserve? 1 Guerrilla, Deng Benyin led two battalions under his command to enter the fourth detachment (three battalions under his jurisdiction) and was promoted to the detachment leader.
19 18 In June, the soldiers aiding Fujian and Guangdong attacked Minnan in three ways. Deng Benyin's troops and Luo Shaoxiong's detachment are divided into six battalions as the middle road. Under the command of Ye Ju, chief of staff of the General Command, they attacked Songbaiguan from Raoping to see peace. The enemy in front is Tong Baoxuan, the Commissioner of Zhejiang Army. After Deng Benyin led his troops into Raoping successfully, Fujian Governor Li Houji concentrated his superior forces to fight back. The reinforcements in Fujian and Guangdong were outnumbered and lost one after another. Shanghang, Yongding, Tai Po and other places fell one after another, but Deng Benyin and his men stuck to Raoping and remained unmoved. After Chen Lin, the leader of Zhejiang Army, started the uprising, Tong Baoxuan was forced to lead the remnants to retreat, which paved the way for the counterattack of Fujian and Guangdong Army and had a great impact on the whole war situation.
19 18 In September, the troops aiding Fujian and Guangdong invaded Zhangzhou, and established the Minnan Law Protection Zone in southwest Fujian, which was directly under the jurisdiction of 27 counties, and became an important base for Sun Yat-sen to oppose the southwest warlords and carry out law protection activities. Deng Benyin experienced dozens of wars in the campaign of aiding Fujian and made positive contributions to the establishment of the legal protection zone in southern Fujian. Fujian-Guangdong reinforcements have been growing and expanding in the southern Fujian law enforcement area, from 20 guard battalions to 2 regular troops. Deng Benyin led his troops to Anxi, and Ren Qingxiang was stationed in Anxi to supervise the army. His troops were enriched and expanded and reorganized into the sixth detachment of Fujian-Guangdong reinforcements. Deng, Ye Ting, Ye Jianying, Zhang Fakui, Chiang Kai-shek and others all held important positions in the army of Fujian and Guangdong.
1In August, 920, Sun Yat-sen ordered the soldiers who helped build Fujian and Guangdong to be divided into three roads and returned to Guangdong to expel the old Guangxi. Before returning to Guangdong, Deng Benyin led his men to cooperate with Luo Shaoxiong in order to remove the threat from the rear of the Guangdong army. Li and other departments raided the Zhejiang army Chen and the local army, which were entrenched behind the Fujian-Guangdong reinforcements, and fought fiercely in Quanzhou and the western end of Guanqiao, forcing them to retreat into the mountains and solving the threat behind the Fujian-Guangdong reinforcements.
After the war of returning to Guangdong, Deng Benyin led his troops, together with Luo Shaoxiong's detachment and Xiong Lulue's detachment, to form the Middle Route Army. Under the command of Ye Ju, the chief of staff, he attacked Raoping peacefully, breaking through Fengshun and Zijin, and coordinating the left and right wings. Deng Benyin led the troops to conquer Raoping. In Gaopi and Fengshun, we encountered six or seven thousand troops led by Gui Jun expert Zhuo Tinggui. After several days of fierce fighting, Zhuo was defeated.
On September 14 of the same year, Deng Benyin, together with Hong Xionglve and other departments, attacked Huizhou, a major town where the generals of the Guangxi Department were stationed. After more than a month of bloody fighting, Huizhou was finally captured, paving the way for the Guangdong army to enter Guangzhou.
1920, 10 At the end of the year, the Guangdong army conquered Guangzhou and the remnants of the Guangxi family fled to Guangxi. Deng Benyin led his troops to pursue the remnants of Gui Jun, collected Peng Zhifang, an expert from Gui Jun, in the Battle of Shilong, and then went south to recover Guangdong South Road.
192 1 year, 1 month, Deng Benyin led his troops to Qiongya (now Hainan Island), detained He Fuchang, the chief garrison officer of Qiongya in old Guangxi, successfully reorganized Qiongya garrison and recovered Qiongya.
Deng Benyin's outstanding performance in the campaign of returning to Guangdong won the appreciation of Sun Yat-sen and Chen Jiongming. After Sun Yat-sen returned to Guangdong, he reorganized the military government, reorganized and assisted the Fujian-Guangdong army, and divided the whole province into 10 rehabilitation centers. Deng Benyin and his men were expanded into the Fourth Independent Brigade of the Guangdong Army (with two regiments and six battalions under its jurisdiction), which was attached to the First Army of the Guangdong Army, which was also the commander of Chen Jiongming. Deng Benyin was promoted to brigade commander and concurrently served as director of Qiongya Rehabilitation Department. He was in charge of Qiongya for more than five years until/kloc-0 was defeated by Guangzhou National Revolutionary Army in February, 926. Qiongya was the most backward area in Guangdong at that time because it was far away from the political, economic and cultural center of Guangdong, with inconvenient transportation and blocked information. After Deng Benyin moved to Qiongya, he vigorously carried out Haikou's infrastructure construction, expanded roads, demolished the old city of Haikou, built riverbanks and rebuilt Xiuying Castle, which further improved Haikou City and made it a large-scale town.
In order to strengthen the military and political construction of Qiongya, Deng Benyin practiced "Qiongren Governing Qiongya" and promoted a large number of military and political personnel who borrowed Qiongya. Because of the ridiculous thing that Wanning County changed eight county heads in a few years, Deng Benyin was attacked as selling officials and titles, making a fortune, saying that he sold the county heads and county heads of Quanqiong 13 counties at a asking price of 20,000 yuan each, and his income was as high as 654.38+10,000 yuan.
192 1 in June, Sun Yat-sen ordered the Guangdong Army to launch a war to aid Guangxi in seeking land, and Chen Jiongming sent Qin Lian and He Guoliang, directors of the communications bureau, to take 100 boxes of bullets and pay 50,000 yuan to Qiongya to discuss with Deng Benyin. Deng Benyin decided to attack from Leizhou, garrison Qinzhou, Lingshan and Lianjiang with Huang Zhiheng Brigade and Huangmingtang, and guard Gui Jun in Nanning, Hengxian and Yulin, and sent Deng, the chief of staff, to attack Longzhou and Shuikou Old Guangxi remnants. Due to the proper arrangement, he was rewarded by Chen Jiongming's power transmission.
1June, 922, after Chen Jiongming rebelled against the revolution, the Guangdong army was divided into two major forces, Chen and Sun. As a direct unit that followed Chen Jiongming for many years, Deng Benyin and other generals who supported the Guangdong Army in Pai Cheng jointly generated electricity to demand that Sun Yat-sen step down. Mingtang Huang, who was stationed in Lianbei, organized South Road to beg thieves, sent troops to crusade against Chen Jiongming, and was surrounded and defeated by Deng Benyin.
After Sun Yat-sen left Guangdong, Chen Jiongming told Deng Benyin and his men to stick to Qiongya. Deng Benyin, through Chen Jiongming, transferred Shi Tuanchang and Liu Hualong, men who did not belong to his own clique, from Qiongya, and took the opportunity to expand his men into two brigades, with his cronies and Deng as brigade commanders, which further expanded his forces and strengthened his control over Qiongya.
1923 65438+ 10, Chen Jiongming was expelled from Guangdong by the combined forces of Yunnan and Guangxi at the order of Sun Yat-sen, and Deng Benyin led his troops to resist Gui Jun in Yunnan in the lower reaches of the Xijiang River. After Chen Jiongming lost the beauty of Dongjiang River, Deng Benyin led his troops back to Qiongya, relying on the natural barrier in Qiongzhou Strait, and broke away from the Chen Jiongming system. At that time, the situation on Guangdong South Road was extremely complicated, with many factions. There are only eight genera in South Guangdong Road, but they are divided into nine different factions: Deng Benyin occupied Qiongya, Shen Baofan occupied Qinzhou and Fangcheng, Mingtang Huang occupied Lianzhou and Beihai, Lv Chunrong occupied Gaozhou, Lin Shuwei occupied Leizhou, Liang Shifeng occupied Yangjiang, Yu Liuji, Su Jikai, Xu Donghai occupied Yangchun, Xinxing and Luoding counties.
In order to strengthen his own strength, Deng Benyin sent Huang Zhiheng to Lianzhou to meet Shen Baofan, suggesting that the two armies should unite to form an eight-genus Coalition of Gao Leiqin, Lianqiong Cliff and Luo Yang, and make eight-genus autonomy. Shen Baofan is a straight man in Qinxian County, Guangdong Province. He used to be a general in the old Guangxi department. 1in July, 923, Shen baofan sent troops to attack Mingtang Huang and seized Lianzhou and beihai. Mingtang Huang was a general who followed Sun Yat-sen for many years. After Shen Baofan seized the headquarters, he was worried about the Guangzhou Revolutionary Government's crusade, so he hit it off with Deng Benyin and reached a cooperation agreement. 1In August, 923, Deng Benyin and Shen Baofan jointly sent a telegram, claiming: "China is a disaster for Guangdong, and the guest army entered the customs and was repeatedly attacked by soldiers. Our people suffered, and the eight branches of Nanyue Road declared autonomy to protect the environment and the people. " Announced the establishment of the Eighth Allied Command, with Deng Benyin as Commander-in-Chief, Shen Baofan as Deputy Commander, Huang Zhiheng as Chief of Staff, and Su Youting as Commander of the Eighth Allied Right Wing.
Through the alliance with Shen Baofan, Deng Benyin's military strength has made a qualitative leap, laying the foundation for his annexation of the whole Nanyue Road area in the future. Soon, Deng Benyin and Shen Baofan jointly sent troops to Gaer and Luo Yang, expelled Lin Shuwei and Liang Shifeng, surrendered to Lv Chunrong, occupied Gaozhou City, and set up eight administrative offices. Later, it was successively incorporated into Liu Ji, Su Jikai, Xu Dong Hai and other departments to unify the eight genera of Guangdong South Road, occupying territory in Yangchun and Yangjiang in the east, Xinyi in the north, Qinlian in the west and Qiongya Island in the south.
On the surface, Deng Benyin took a neutral attitude towards politics, claiming that he would neither help Sun Yat-sen nor Chen Jiongming, but secretly kept close contact with Chen Jiongming. To this end, Sun Yat-sen wrote to Deng Benyin: "A wise man will make meritorious deeds if he does not learn from his mistakes. If he wanted to be bold, cautious and resourceful, he wouldn't miss this opportunity. Because of Boffin's convenience, I feel sorry for it, but I have to cut it in one step. " Someone advised Deng Benyin to assess the situation and join the Guangdong revolutionary government, but Deng Benyin ignored it. Sun Yat-sen then used Deng Benyin's fellow countryman Lin Junting to deal with Deng Benyin. Lin Junting, a native of Long Fu, Fangcheng County, was once the commander-in-chief of Guangxi Autonomous Army and a senior general of Lu Rongting, governor of Guangxi Province. Sun Yat-sen appointed Lin Junting as the "Military Supervisor of Luo Yang, the Eighth Division of Gaoleiqiong Cliff in Qinlian, Guangdong Province", allocated 30,000 yuan for forest expenses and 65,438+10,000 rounds of bullets, and sent Yongfeng ships to Beihai to assist Lin Junting in attacking Deng Benyin.
1924 In May, Lin Junting led three brigades from Nanning to Lianzhou, and asked Shen Baofan to send troops to assist Deng Benyin. Although Shen Baofan treated Lin Junting warmly and assigned his Zhang Ruigui brigade to Lin Junting for command, he resolutely refused to break with Deng Benyin. Lin Junting couldn't get Shen's support and dared not attack Deng Benyin rashly. Yongfeng ship waited until September, but still didn't see Lin, so it had to return to Guangzhou from Beihai. After the withdrawal of the Yongfeng ship, Deng Benyin and Zhang Ruigui immediately raided Lin Junting and defeated the forest department. Lin Junting had to lead the remnants to Nanning, Guangxi.
After Deng Benyin unified the eight genera, he expanded his army to six divisions, with Deng, Feng and others as teachers. In order to solve the increasingly heavy military expenditure, Deng Benyin had to increase the tax burden, distribute silver coins indiscriminately, ban gambling, cover up opium, and exchange the privilege of mining Qiongya minerals and building roads and ports for a loan of US$ 30 million. 1925, Deng Benyin founded the earliest local bank "Yuenan Industrial Bank" in Haikou, and issued "Eight Genus Silver Millies" for 30 million yuan, which was compulsory in the eight genus areas. In order to stabilize Qiongya, Deng Benyin invited the United States to send six warships to Qiongya, and accepted 800,000 yuan from the Hong Kong government to provide food for the Hong Kong government.
1924 In February, the Beijing government appointed Deng Benyin as the military ambassador of Qiongya. In order to get more assistance from the Beijing government, Deng Benyin sent a representative to Beijing in April 1925, hoping that the Beijing government would change Lu Nan Bashu into Guangnan Province and appoint himself as the overseer. Duan, the head of the Beijing government, wanted to take advantage of Sun Yat-sen's death to overthrow the Guangdong revolutionary government. He longed for Deng Benyin's asylum, so he declared Guangdong South Road as a special zone and appointed Deng Benyin as the aftermath director. Shen Baofan? Huang Zhihuan named Deng Benyin General and Lieutenant General Zhiwei, and sent warships south to help Deng Benyin defend Qiongya. 1In August, 925, Liao, the leader of the left wing of the Kuomintang, was assassinated. Chiang Kai-shek, then chief of staff of Guangdong Army and president of Whampoa Military Academy, took the opportunity to crowd out political opponents, drive away Xu Chongzhi, commander-in-chief of Guangdong Army, and clean Xu Chongzhi's own troops. Some Guangdong troops stationed in Siyi turned angrily to Deng Benyin. Deng Benyin took the opportunity to attack the Guangzhou National Government in order to win the war.
1September, 925, Deng Benyin ordered Su Youting and Liang Honglin to attack Jiangmen from Yang Liang, and telegraphed the Beijing government for assistance. In mid-June, 5438+10, the Beijing government awarded Deng Benyin the rank of general, encouraged Deng to invade Guangzhou, and sent warships south to help Deng Benyin. 10 year 10 on October 22nd, Deng Benyin issued the Outline of Our Army's Battle against the Provincial Party, proposing to take an offensive against the Provincial Party with the goal of "cooperating with the friendly forces of Dongjiang and Beijiang to eliminate the red tide and lay the foundation of the Guangdong Bureau", and "first destroy the enemy on the south bank of Xijiang so as to fully capture Zhaoqing, stand by to meet the friendly forces of Dongjiang and besiege the provincial wall". Deng Benyin is the commander-in-chief and left-wing conductor, Chen Dechun is the middle conductor, and Su Youting is the right-wing conductor. He plans to take advantage of the revolutionary army's eastward advance. The empty plane in the rear attacked Guangzhou.
In the same year1October 24th, 10, Eight-Nation Alliance captured Luoding and approached Jiangmen, forcing Chen and his men to retreat to Danshuikou, Kaiping County. Eight allied forces concentrated more than 10,000 people to storm the Shuikou, and fought fiercely with Chen for three days and three nights, but still failed to attack the Shuikou. After the National Revolutionary Army reinforcements arrived, the eight allied forces fled across the board, losing more than a thousand guns.
On June 365438+1October 3 1 day, the Guangzhou National Government, with Zhu Peide, commander of the Third Army, commanded the soldiers of the Southern Expedition to launch a counterattack in four ways, respectively, from Taishan, Kaiping, Xinhui and Luchuan in Guangxi. It is planned to destroy the eight allied forces of Guangdong and Yang first, and then occupy Gare and Qinlian. Later, he sent Li, commander of the Fourth Army, to take over as commander-in-chief of the Southern Expedition Army, and led the 11th Division of chandy, which was transferred back from Dongjiang, to fight against the 12th Division of Zhang Fakui, and defeated Eight-Nation Alliance in one fell swoop.
After failing to attack Danshuikou, Deng Benyin took a defensive position against the Southern Expedition Army, defending Yang Liang, keeping promises and Luoding, Gaozhou and Leizhou with Bush. Lianjiang, the general headquarters is in Anpu, with a total force of more than 28,000 people. However, due to the rabble of militia bandits incorporated by the Ministry, only a few thousand people are really trained and can fight.
165438+1At the beginning of October, the Guangzhou National Revolutionary Army conquered Yang Liang, recovered Luoding, and entered Gao Lei and Qinlian. Deng Benyin was in Gaozhou, and wanted to fight for help. Yu Zuobai led his troops from Luchuan to Guangdong, which was close to Huazhou and Gaozhou. Deng Benyin was worried that his way home would be cut off by the Ministry of Security and returned to Leizhou in panic, leaving his confidant to supervise the war in Gaozhou. Nanzheng Army surrounded Gaozhou, and Chen Fengqi was outnumbered and fled to Qinlian. The Southern Expedition Army successively conquered Gaozhou, Huazhou and Lianzhou, and Hu Guijun Zongduo's army invaded Qinzhou from Lingshan, Guangxi. Shen Baofan, who was stationed in Qinlian, abandoned the army and fled to Vietnam. Eight-Nation Alliance fled, and Chen led the 11th Division to Leizhou. Deng Benyin had to lead the remnants to retreat to Qiongya.
After Deng Benyin returned to Qiongya, he deployed troops in key areas such as Haikou and threatened to defend Qiongya for three months. After that, the Beijing government will find ways to help, and in the name of "special military affairs supervision", it will issue a martial law order on land and water in Qiongya Island, stipulating that all ships entering and leaving must undergo strict inspections before they can enter Hong Kong, and call Beijing to send reinforcements urgently.
1926 65438+ 10, in October, the Guangzhou National Revolutionary Army attacked Hainan Island, and the 12 division of Zhang Fakui and the1division of Chen forced their way across the Qiongzhou Strait, landed in Wenchang, Qiongshan and Lingao coastal areas, and launched a fierce attack on the Eight-Nation Allied Forces. Unable to resist, the Eight-Nation Allied Forces fled to the hinterland of Hainan Island, and then surrendered to the Guangzhou National Revolutionary Army. Seeing that the tide was gone, Deng Benyin took a few cronies and followers in disguise and fled to Vietnam on a Japanese ship. The once brilliant eight-family allied forces were crushed by the wheel of historical progress.
When Deng Benyin retreated to Qiongya, the captain of the training ship sent by Beijing government led three warships to rescue Deng Benyin. When the warship approached Haikou, Deng Benyin abandoned the army and fled Qiongya. Beiyang warships watched Eight-Nation Alliance collapse, and they couldn't help Deng Benyin at all. After Deng Benyin's defeat, he was disheartened and admitted to Shanghai Baolong Hospital. He quickly announced that he was dead, and found a body double to his cronies, and solemnly transported it back to his hometown of Maoling in Fangcheng for burial. After that, Deng Benyin went to Shanghai to live in seclusion and lead a public life unknown to the world. As a result, most of the records of Deng Benyin's life in history books ended with his death in March 1926, ignoring his wonderful life of leading the Jiangsu and Zhejiang guerrillas to bravely fight against the Japanese aggressors in his later years.
After the outbreak of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, at home? This country is facing a critical moment of life and death. 1938, Deng Benyin resolutely gave up his seclusion for more than 10 years. With the support of Shanghai banker Pu, he collected guns abandoned by Kuomintang troops when they fled, and set up Jiangsu and Zhejiang guerrillas in Meicun, Wuxi to fight against Japanese invaders. Jiangsu and Zhejiang guerrillas are composed of two brigades and a spy squadron. One brigade is mainly composed of scattered troops from the Northeast Army, and the other brigade is mainly composed of scattered local troops, with a total strength of more than 300 people.
Deng Benyin led Jiangsu and Zhejiang guerrillas to flexibly carry out guerrilla warfare near Wuxi, crack down on Japanese puppet troops and destroy traitors. Many military activities have had a great influence in the local area, such as attacking the Japanese puppet troops at Yingying Bridge in Meicun to harass the countryside, defeating the Japanese puppet troops at Hongsheng to attack Hongshan, ambushing the Japanese motorcade at Jiao Shan on Xicheng Road, killing the traitor Zhu Bingdie and defeating the yellow department of the puppet troops. The relevant departments have affirmed Deng Benyin's contribution: "Guerrilla activities have greatly eroded the prestige of the Japanese puppet troops, hit the arrogance of the Japanese puppet troops, and had a considerable impact on the people of Wuxi."
Among them, the most influential was the ambush in the western suburbs and the removal of the traitor Zhu Bingdie. 1February, 939, Deng Benyin led the Jiangsu and Zhejiang guerrillas back to Dong Xi from Wujin, passing through Xijiao Mountain of Xicheng Highway, and suddenly met the Japanese motorcade. Deng Benyin immediately organized guerrillas to ambush, seize the commanding heights of the western suburbs and attack the Japanese army. After two or three hours of fierce fighting, several Japanese personnel carriers were destroyed and dozens of Japanese were killed or injured. Deng Benyin's favorite nephew Deng took the lead and died heroically. Deng Benyin's subordinates? Jin Yang, a member of * * * *, once recalled emotionally: "Later, Japanese reinforcements came. The situation was wrong. (We) decided to retreat and the Japanese caught up. Seven people died at that time. Deng Yuanzhen died, Deng Benyin was so sad that he cried, and the Japanese devils suffered heavy casualties. " Deng and other seven anti-Japanese martyrs were buried in Hongshan, Wuxi.
Deng Benyin led the Jiangsu and Zhejiang guerrillas to bravely fight against the Japanese army in Wuxi and made a name for themselves. In order to master this guerrilla with considerable military strength, the Shanghai office of the Eighth Route Army sent many military cadres to Deng Benyin's office in the name of "East China People's Armed Forces Anti-Japanese Self-Defense Association". 1August, 938, according to the arrangement of the Shanghai office of the Eighth Route Army, Jin Yang assumed the pseudonym of Chen Da and led several progressive youths to work in Deng Benyin. Since then, the Party organization of the Communist Party of China has arranged for more than ten young people, including Tang, Tang and Qian, to go to Deng Department to do political work, set up a party branch, strengthen the anti-Japanese propaganda and education for the troops, and transferred Zhu Zhenbang from the Wuxi National Anti-Japanese Self-Defense Brigade as the deputy director of the political department to assist.
In Jin Yang? With the efforts of Zhu Zhenbang, party member of the Communist Party of China, the anti-Japanese consciousness and military quality of the guerrillas in Jiangsu and Zhejiang provinces have been continuously enhanced, and they have been more active in carrying out anti-Japanese guerrilla actions. Jin Yang once concluded: "Deng is a veteran of Guangxi and has always opposed Chiang Kai-shek politically. As an old soldier, it is naturally the habit of old soldiers. Since I am sent by the Eighth Route Army Office, he can still listen to us politically. For example, when Mei Cun ambushed Zhu Bingdie, he listened to my advice. " Zhu Bingdie is a notorious traitor in Wuxi. On the surface, he belongs to the anti-Japanese troops led by the Kuomintang Wuxi county government, but secretly he colluded with the Japanese puppet government and did many bad things, which had a very bad influence. Knowing that Zhu Bingdie was going to Anzhen from Meicun, Deng Benyin led the guerrillas in Jiangsu and Zhejiang to ambush halfway, killed Zhu Bingdie, and cut off Zhu Bingdie's head to warn the Japanese puppet troops, thus eliminating a great disaster for the local area. Soon, Deng Benyin and his men defeated the powerful local puppet army Huang? There are two anti-Japanese guerrillas in Cai's department, Gu Fuxing's department is in Wuxi Binhu (Taihu Lake) area, and his department was in Southeast Township. The guerrilla forces in Jiangsu and Zhejiang have expanded to three columns, totaling more than 654.38+10,000 people, and their military strength has been greatly enhanced.
1939 1, the Shanghai office of the Eighth Route Army handed over the Jiangsu and Zhejiang guerrillas led by Deng Benyin to the leaders of the New Fourth Army. 1In May, 939, the New Fourth Army incorporated the Jiangsu and Zhejiang guerrillas into the Jiangnan Anti-Japanese Volunteers under its leadership. In the process of reorganization, Huang Fei, the chief of staff of Jiangsu and Zhejiang guerrillas, incited his subordinates in an attempt to take the troops away. The progressive forces among the guerrillas in Jiangsu and Zhejiang cooperated with the Jiangnan Anti-Japanese Volunteers, disarmed some upper-level officers and executed Huang Fei. Deng Benyin's headquarters and Xue Qiang's headquarters were successfully co-edited as "Independent Second Detachment of Jiangnan Anti-Japanese Volunteers". Deng Benyin was promoted to deputy commander of Jiangnan Anti-Japanese Volunteers, and later resigned from the military for some reason. Jiangnan Anti-Japanese Volunteer Army was later reorganized into the famous advance column of the New Fourth Army.
After War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, Deng Benyin moved to Shanghai. On the eve of liberation, he accepted the leadership of Li, chairman of the Central Committee of the Chinese Revolutionary Committee, organized an underground army in Shanghai and took part in the preparatory work for the Chinese Revolutionary Committee in Shanghai. He moved to Hong Kong before liberation and then disappeared. The date of his death is unknown. However, according to insiders' memories, Deng Benyin was still in Hong Kong during the Cultural Revolution. Whether this situation is true or not has not been verified so far.
Throughout Deng Benyin's life, he made positive contributions to the revolution led by Sun Yat-sen in his early years, and later misjudged the situation and stood on the opposite side of the historical trend. In his later years, he led the guerrilla war against the Japanese puppet troops in Wuxi out of national justice and not afraid of difficulties and obstacles, and his contribution should be affirmed. After liberation, Jin Yang, then secretary of the Party Committee of Shanghai Conservatory of Music, recalled Deng Benyin's anti-Japanese deeds and said, "I hope that when writing History of East Road, I can realistically evaluate this history of Deng Benyin's troops."