109 years ago today, on July 14, 1916 (June 15, 1916 in the lunar calendar), the Military Affairs Council abolished the war to protect the country. On July 14, 1916, the Military Affairs Council announced its abolition. At the beginning of the establishment of the Military Affairs Council, it was announced that the organization of the Academy was temporarily set up to subsidize the shortcomings of statutory organs due to the necessity of the situation. Its organizational regulations have also been clearly stated, and it will be abolished when the official State Council is established. Therefore, when the treaty and the National Assembly were restored, Liang Qichao took the opportunity to urge Tang Jiyao to abolish the Military Affairs Council. He intended to end the split between the north and the south, so as not to be used by others, and wanted to be friendly with Duan Qirui. On July 14, the Military Affairs Council was called by the head of the military chief Tang Jiyao to announce its abolition. After the Beijing government received the cable announced by the Military Affairs Bureau, President Li Yuanhong personally re-telegraphed the original Military Affairs Bureau and all the people involved, and praised them. On the same day, the Chinese Revolutionary Army also issued a notice to all branches by Sun Yat-sen: "Since the destruction is over, the construction has begun. In the name of revolution, all party affairs should also be stopped." The war to protect the country is over.