| Introduction | Six Independence Fighters Admired in Both North and South Korea

| Recommendation | I hope that someday, a reevaluation of history will take place. 11

Appointed as Commander-in-Chief of the First Division

1) Inauguration of the Commander and establishment of the Liaoning Peasant Self-Defense Corps 20
2) Form a united front.
The first mass meeting of the Chinese and Korean people 25
3) The first victory of the Sino-Korean allied forces, the First Battle of Yeongneungga, 29

Part 2: Tang Juu's establishment of the Liaoning People's Self-Defense Forces and their reunification

1) Meeting with Tang Juu, commander of the Northeast Army of the Kuomintang government. 36
2) The Battle of Singae-ryeong and Yang Se-bong's Retreat 41
3) First Battle of Heunggyeong 43
4) The Second Battle of Heunggyeong, the phone call, and Special Forces Unit 48
5) The Lady's Death 50
6) Gwanjeonhyeon Defense Battle 53
7) Meeting with Kim Il-sung 56
8) The emergence of the Liaoning Provincial Government and the Special Forces Command 62

Part 3: Anti-Japanese Struggle in Manchuria and at Home

1) Anti-Japanese struggle in Joseon and along the Yalu River 72
2) Petition Attack, Meeting with Family 75
3) Yun Hee-soon and the Railroad Yanbian Struggle 78
4) Western Jin Expedition and Battle of Fushun, Other Battles 80
5) The currency was taken away again and the Self-Defense Forces were disbanded. 81
6) A personal letter from Lee Hoe-young, the meeting failed 87

Part 4: The Korean Revolutionary Army Rises Again

1) Yang Se-bong's Memoirs 92
2) The meeting of the Uimoksu (依木樹) and the reorganization of the Korean Revolutionary Army 96
3) The Third Battle of Heunggyeong 102
4) Meeting with the Northeast Revolutionary Army of the Chinese Communist Party 104
5) Yang Se-bong's Character and Episode 105

Part 5: Birth and Childhood

1) Birth 112
2) Donghak Peasant Revolution of 1894 115
3) Ganghwa Island Treaty, Imo Incident 117
4) Eulmi Incident, the exile of the Russian legation (exile of Noh Gwan) 120
5) Gando and Primorsky Krai 123
6) Boyhood, life at a seodang (traditional school), and education from his father 128
7) Learn about Ahn Jung-geun.
And with the Japan-Korea Annexation, the Seodang closed its doors. 130
8) Yoon Jae-soon 132
9) Father's Death and Yang Se-bong's Marriage 134

Part 6: Migrating to China and Becoming an Independence Army Member

1) Heunggyeonghyeon Yeongneungga 138
2) Yang Se-bong, joining the independence movement 142
3) Enlisting in the Cheonmasan Independence Army 144
4) The Return of the Home and Yang Si-bong's Marriage 145
5) Participation in the Chamuibu, Battle of Goma Ridge 147
6) Yang Se-bong goes to the Ministry of Justice.
And in Jilin, Sangju 149
7) Meeting with Wang Dong-heon 151
8) Moving to Geumguja, Kim Hyung-jik's death 155
9) Establishment of the Three Powers and Conflict 157
10) Protecting Ahn Chang-ho in Jilin 161

Establishment of the 7th National Department and the Korean Revolutionary Army

1) Establishment of the National Department in 166
2) Meeting with family at Geumguja 169
3) Launch of the Korean Revolutionary Party and Korean Revolutionary Army in 174
4) Weakening of the National Assembly and internal ideological strife 177
5) The September 18th Incident and the Prelude to the United Resistance Against Japan, and the Rise of the Chinese Communist Party 182
6) The Heunggyeong Incident and Yang Se-bong 189
7) The Korean Revolutionary Army and the Priority of Armed Struggle 192

Part 8 1934

1) Twin particle conference 200
2) Northeast People's Revolutionary Army of the Chinese Communist Party 203
3) Last 209

| Epilogue |

Yang Se-bong's "Korean Revolutionary Army," 219, which connects to the "Korean Liberation Army."

| Appendix |

Yang Se-bong's Biography 234

He is an independence activist who is honored in both North and South Korea, and while his record of struggle is not well known, it depicts the life of General Yang Se-bong along with his armed struggle.
The life of General Yang Se-bong, who sacrificed his life for his country at a crossroads as a colonial subject who lost his country and as a person who had to support his parents, siblings, and children, leaves us deeply moved.