Chahar

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Chahar was a historical province and region in northern China, bordering Inner Mongolia, that became a key area of Japanese military expansion and control during the Second Sino-Japanese War.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historical province of China
historical region
abolishedIn 1950s
alsoKnownAs Chahar Province NERFINISHED
borderRegionWith Mongolia
borders Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region
surface form: Inner Mongolia
capital Zhangjiakou
conflict Sino-Japanese War (1937–1945)
surface form: Second Sino-Japanese War
country China
era Republican era China
Sino-Japanese War (1937–1945)
surface form: Second Sino-Japanese War period
ethnicAssociation Mongol
surface form: Mongols
geopoliticalStatus borderland between Han Chinese and Mongol areas
frontier province
historicalFunction control of routes to Inner Mongolia
defense of Beijing from the north
historicalRole key area of Japanese military control
key area of Japanese military expansion
languageRegion Mandarin Chinese
Mongolian (Chahar dialect)
laterDividedInto Hebei
surface form: Hebei Province

Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region
Shanxi Province
locatedIn North China
surface form: northern China
militarySignificance base area for Japanese puppet authorities in North China
site of clashes between Chinese and Japanese forces
namedAfter Chahar Mongols
occupiedBy Imperial Japanese Army
occupiedDuring 1930s
1940s
partOf North China Plain periphery
Republic of China
surface form: Republic of China (historical)
predecessor Hopei–Chahar region
surface form: Chahar Province of the Qing dynasty
regionType frontier and steppe region
status abolished administrative unit
strategicImportance approach route to Beijing
buffer zone between China proper and the Mongolian steppe
usedFor Japanese military operations in North China
staging ground for advances into North China

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