URUSHIYELDU, VICE CHIEF OF NON-MUREN LEAGUE

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• Document Creation Date: December 14, 2016
• Document Release Date: December 28, 2000
• Sequence Number: 11
• Publication Date: August 17, 1951
• Content Type: REPORT

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Urushlyeldu, reported in official Chinese Communist publications as vice-
hef of the NoneNtren Leagae, Inner Mongolian Autonomous District,* was
born in 1921 in Ha Li. Chien T,un ( 0 %112/ Horchin Village), near
Pahsi (124-290 48-33)? West Botha, Boiha'Orefip. His father's name is Ulgeii
his mother died around 1942. He is the el6est on of his family, having
two younger brothers and one younger alstav. At the time of tee establish-
ment, of the Manchukuo government In 19329 flrushiyeldu lived with his family
about .6 miles from Puhsi, then the seat of the Morindabaga Banner govern
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meat. In the same year, his family moved to Horil Village (unlocated)9
Bayan Banner, East Hsingan Province, where h.s father obtained a position
under Jorindob, chief of Bgyan Banner. Ulgei worked for Jorindob until
1931, when the latter was called from his post. Ulged and his family then
moved to Shabardo Village (unlooated) in Aorindabaga Bannert*where they -
resided until the end of World War II, between 1937 and which date. Ulgei
was unemployed. During her lifetimef, Uruahiyeldu's mother managed to keep
the family alive and contented in ;Spite of their poverty.
Urushiyeldu's educational history is as fellows:
Graduated from the Bayan Banner Horn National Senior Primary School.
Graduated from the National High School in Ohalantun (122-459 4C-01).
March 1942 - graduated from the Preparatory Course of the Niigata
Prefecture Normal School in Japan.
March 1942 - entered First High School, TokYo,
September 1944 - graduated from First High School,.
March 1945
- entered Sendai Imperial University; returned to Inner
Mongolia soon after entrance.
, Because of his family's poverty, Urushiyeldu was aided throughout his student
days by the Japanese East Hsingan government, natives of Botha in high official
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posts, the elongolian Welfare Promotion Association of Nangyehmiao (l224G,
46-05), and by the eanchukue government. With diligence and frugality, he
was able to make the financial aid cover both himselc,and his younger
brother Bair (Chinese name: e0 Cheng-hziangla0 ). Ouriag his stay
in Japan, he was on intimate terms with eafongga, Elm eongolian politioal
leader, partly because the latter pitied him and admired him for his
struggle against poverty, but chiefly because he was in love with hafoagga's
eister, who was also in Tokyo during that time,***
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vice chief of the Bueea ecn-eurea) League,
Commen-i- The Eu eea League is also referred to as the
hulunbuirAaweamojea League. The Aawenmojen, or Nawenmujen, League. -
comprises Lattimore 's 14oned, Valley ',tribes,
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This is also knowa as the. ivicroi Dabs Banner or
the Puhsi Banner T.124-30,.4e-25),
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111111111LLomment.. Although Urushiyeldu can be considered an outstanding
representative of the youth of. Botha, he was not a logical choioe for
- his reported position, since he is not popular among the young mon and
because there are many other outstanding young men in the territory,
Benause of his extreme poverty during his early years, Urushiyeldu has
become irritatingly selfish; moreover, he entertains a strong sense
of superiority for having been able to enter First High Sohoel in
Tokyo. The probable reasons for his appointment are as followa
4. ..any of .the young intelligeatsia have been killed by the Chine's.
Communist authorities; others are dissatisfied with the Chinese
Communist policy in lunar eongolia and are trying to avoid public
office,
b, he is supported by'Lafunggs, who may now be his brother-in-law,
he is a faithful believer in Communism.
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