Battle of Kunlun Pass

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The Battle of Kunlun Pass was a major 1939–1940 clash between Chinese and Japanese forces in Guangxi, China, where Chinese troops achieved a significant victory that helped disrupt Japanese advances in southern China.

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Battle of Kunlun Pass canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf battle
military conflict
armedForce Chinese National Revolutionary Army NERFINISHED
Japanese China Expeditionary Army NERFINISHED
belligerent Imperial Japanese Army
National Revolutionary Army NERFINISHED
campaign Japanese campaign to cut Chinese supply routes from French Indochina
casualties heavy Japanese casualties
significant Chinese casualties
combatant Chinese forces
Japanese forces
conflict Sino-Japanese War (1937–1945)
surface form: Second Sino-Japanese War
countryInvolved Empire of Japan NERFINISHED
Republic of China NERFINISHED
dateRange 1939–1940
endDate 1940-01-11
era World War II in Asia NERFINISHED
front Guangxi front NERFINISHED
geographicalFeature mountain pass
hasCommander Bai Chongxi NERFINISHED
Masao Nakamura NERFINISHED
Masao Watanabe NERFINISHED
Zhang Fakui NERFINISHED
location China NERFINISHED
Guangxi NERFINISHED
Kunlun Pass NERFINISHED
militaryTheater Southern China NERFINISHED
notableEvent ambush and destruction of Japanese supply columns
death of Japanese brigade commander Masao Nakamura
notableUnit Chinese 5th Army NERFINISHED
Japanese 21st Infantry Brigade NERFINISHED
opponent Chinese Nationalist government NERFINISHED
Imperial Japanese government NERFINISHED
partOf Guangxi campaign NERFINISHED
Second Sino-Japanese War NERFINISHED
relatedTo Battle of Nanning NERFINISHED
result Chinese victory
significance boosted Chinese morale
first major Chinese victory after the fall of Wuhan
temporarily checked Japanese operations in Guangxi
startDate 1939-12-18
strategicObjective disruption of Japanese advance in southern China
relief of Nanning
tacticsUsed ambush
encirclement
mountain warfare

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Battle of South Guangxi followedBy Battle of Kunlun Pass
Battle of South Guangxi includedEngagement Battle of Kunlun Pass