(Wrong chapter, please start for the correct chapter.) Pen, fun, pavilion www. biquge。 info)

Ahn Chong-geun, whose name is Yingqi, was born on September 2, 1879 in Haeju-eup, Hwanghae-do, North Korea, and studied sinology and martial arts at an early age. In 1895, he joined the Catholic Church with his father and was exposed to new learning. In 1905, he returned from Shanghai and set up the Dunyi School in Nampo to train talents, and in 1907, Ito Hirobumi forced Korea to sign a seven-article treaty, forced Emperor Yi Xi to abdicate, and forcibly disbanded the Korean army, and a large-scale rebellion broke out in Korea. He went to the Primorsky Oblast in the Russian Far East and dedicated himself to the Volunteer Movement in Korea. In 1908, as a lieutenant general of the Korean Volunteer Army, a special independent independent captain and commander of the Russian-led region, he led more than 100 of his subordinates across the Tumen River to Korea to fight the Japanese army.

In the first month of 1909, An Chonggen broke off the alliance with 11 comrades and devoted himself to the struggle to save the country. In the same year, he learned that Duke Ito Hirobumi, the former prime minister of Japan and the first Japanese governor of Korea, who had invaded Korea and forced it to sign the Treaty of Jisi, which had lost its sovereignty, would hold talks with Russian Finance Minister Kokovchev in Manchuria.

At 9 o'clock on October 26, the special train taken by Ito Hirobumi arrived at Harbin Railway Station. He was accompanied by dozens of people, including Secretary to the Speaker of the Privy Council of Japan, Kutsuna Furutani, Secretary to the Minister of the Imperial Household Yasujiro Mori, Zen Koyama, physician Yoshifumi Koyama, member of the House of Nobles, Nakamura Istoko, Seijiro Tanaka, and Ukunosuke Ouchi, counselor of the Kanto Governor's Office. After the arrival of the special train, Russian Finance Minister Kokovchev walked into the car and talked with Ito Hirobumi for about 25 minutes, after which the two men stepped out of the car and inspected the Russian honor guard on the platform. After the parade, Ito walked to the Japanese welcoming procession, when Yasushigene, dressed in a black coat and a black cap, rushed out of the welcoming crowd and raised his pistol to shoot at Ito. Ito only had time to say, "Who is it?" And he was knocked to the ground. There were 8 rounds in Yam's pistol, and 7 were fired. Three of them hit Ito (the Japanese forensic examination report said that the first bullet entered from the outside of the center of the right upper arm, entered the right rib of the chest, and penetrated both lungs horizontally, leaving in the left lobe; The second shot is shot from behind the right joint into the right rib cage, penetrating through the rib cage and remaining on the left rib; The third bullet grazed through the center of the upper right arm and entered through the center of the upper abdomen, remaining in the abdominal muscles), and the other four wounded the Japanese Consul General in Harbin Kawakami (who was seriously wounded in the right wrist), Yasujiro Mori and Kiyojiro Tanaka. Due to the use of high-lethal flowering bullets, Ito died at 10 o'clock that day. And An Chonggen was arrested by the Russian military police who rushed over on the spot.

The next day, 15 people, including Yu Dechun, Cao Daoxian, and Liu Dongxia, who accompanied An Chonggen to Harbin, were also arrested by Tsarist Russia because of this case. Because the case took place in the protectorate of the Eastern Qing Railway in Russia, the Russians extradited him to the Japanese Consulate General. Japan's Kanto Metropolitan High Court held a trial of this case, which attracted worldwide attention, with Japanese prosecutors Takao Mizobuchi and Shizushiro Yasuoka, and defense lawyers from Yasuge Nee Mizuno Kichitaro and Masaharu Kamada.

After several months of trial, the High Court of the Kanto Prefecture illegally sentenced Yasu to death on February 10, 1910. At 9:04 a.m. on March 26, 1910, Ahn Joong-geun walked up to the gallows wearing a traditional Korean silk hangmy and bravely died in Lushun Prison. At 1 o'clock in the afternoon, the remains of the martyrs were buried in the Lushun Public Cemetery. After a long period of war, the cemetery site no longer exists. After the war, Korea set up a mound for him.

Does it mean that "Yasushigene killed Hirobumi Ito"?

Ahn Joong-geun, (September 2, 1879 – March 26, 1910), also known as Yingqi, was born in Haeju, Hwanghae-do, Hwanghae-do, Joseon Dynasty (one says Nampo, South Pyongan Province, the two places border, probably Nampo Grand City, including part of the former Hwanghae-do area), Catholic.

When the Russo-Japanese War broke out in 1904, An Shigeun went into exile in Shanghai. In the same year, he returned to North Korea to run a school. In 1907, Gojong of Joseon Ri-hee abdicated the crown prince under Japanese pressure. Ahn Chong-geun fled to the Primorsky Oblast in the Russian Far East and joined the Korean Volunteer Movement, reaching the rank of lieutenant general. The following year, he led more than 100 people back to Korea to fight against Japan, and fled again after defeat.

In 1909, after learning that Hirobumi Ito, the former prime minister of Japan and the first Japanese governor of Korea, the initiator of the Otomi Treaty that deprived Korea of its sovereignty, would go to Harbin to meet with Russian Finance Minister Gogovtsov, Ahn went to Harbin. At 9 o'clock on October 26, as soon as Ito Hirobumi got off the train at the Harbin Railway Station, he was shot three times in a row by An Chonggen, who rushed out of the crowd, and died on the same day. Yasuge shot three more shots at Ito's entourage. Yasuge was arrested on the spot by the Russian military police and later transferred to the Japanese side.

In a courtroom at the Kwantung Prefecture High Court in Lushun, Yasuge announced 15 counts against Hirobumi Ito, including killing Empress Meisei and forcing the signing of the Otomi Treaty. Ahn Chong-geun said: "For the sake of the motherland with a history of 4,000 years and 20 million compatriots, I executed in one fell swoop the traitors who trampled on the sovereignty of Korea and disturbed the peace of the East. That is why my purpose is bright and bright. As a people of a country, I have done my duty. On November 3, An Chonggen was imprisoned in Lushun Prison. While in prison, Lushun wrote "The Seven History of An Ying", "Notes in Prison" and "Oriental Peace". The Japanese court rejected the defense of Yasu's foreign lawyers, who were Kishitaro Mizuno and Masaharu Kamada. On February 10, 1910, An Chonggen was sentenced to death. At 9:04 a.m. on March 26, 1910, Ahn was hanged in Lushun Prison dressed in pure white traditional Korean clothes. Before the execution, he composed Chinese poems:

2004 Korean film: "Righteous Soldier Ahn Jung-geun"

The husband is in the world, and his ambition is great.

Time makes heroes, and heroes make time.

Majestic view of the world, when will it be successful.

The east wind is getting cold, and the strong men are fierce.

Once the indignation is gone, it will be the goal.

Rats steal Ito, how can they compare their lives.

How can it be so far, the situation is certain.

Compatriots and compatriots, quick success.

Long live long live Korean independence.

Long live long live, Korean compatriots.

Ito advocated a slowdown in the merger of North Korea. After the assassination of Hirobumi Ito, Japan accelerated its annexation of Korea. On August 22, 1910, Japan forced Korea to sign the Japan-Korea Merger Treaty. On October 1 of the same year, Japan's Korean Unified Administration Office was changed to the Korean Governor's Office, beginning a comprehensive 36-year colonial rule over Korea.

IMHO, Ahn Shigeun was too stupid to assassinate Hirobumi Ito, putting the Korean Peninsula in an even more serious predicament. (To be continued.) )