On this day, 92 years ago, on September 29, 1933 (August 10, 1933 in the lunar calendar), warlord Chen Jiongming died of illness. In September 1933, Chen Jiongming died of illness in Hong Kong. Chen Jiongming was born as a scholar. He joined the Alliance in 1909 and was elected as a member of the Advisory Bureau of Guangdong Province. In November 1911, he served as deputy governor after the restoration of Guangdong. In January 1912, he acted as governor. In 1916, he organized the People's Army to respond to the crusade against Yuan and established the General Command of the Guangdong Army and served as commander-in-chief. In December of the following year, he served as commander-in-chief of the Fujian and Guangdong Army and led his troops to attack Fujian. In October 1920, he served as governor of Guangdong and commander-in-chief of the Guangdong Army. In April 1921, he served as Minister of the Army and Minister of the Interior of the Law Enforcement Military Government. In 1922, he was removed from various posts and remained Minister of the Army for obstructing the Northern Expedition. In June, the presidential palace was bombarded and a rebellion against Sun Yat-sen was launched. In January 1923, he was sent out of the countryside by electricity and fled to Huizhou. After 1925, he lived in seclusion in Hong Kong, organized the Zhi Gong Party, and served as prime minister.