Hundred Regiments Offensive (1938)

Hundred Regiments Offensive (Chinese Communist Party vs Wang Jingwei regime) took place in 1938 during Second Sino-Japanese War.

Battle facts

Year: 1938
Era: Modern
Conflict: Second Sino-Japanese War
Side A: Chinese Communist Party
Side B: Wang Jingwei regime
Commanders (A): Peng Dehuai, Zhu De, Zuo Quan, Liu Bocheng, He Long
Commanders (B): Hayao Tada
Casualties: 22,000–100,000 (counting desertions) Chinese figure: 5,890 killed 11,700 wounded 307 missing 21,182 poisoned (some as many as five to six times) (Chinese Communist Party), Several record from different sources: CCP records: 1. 12,645 killed and wounded, 281 POW. 2. 20,645 Japanese and 5,155 Chinese collaborators killed and wounded, 281 Japanese and 18,407 Chinese collab (Wang Jingwei regime)
Outcome: Chinese victory
Coordinates: 37.450°, 116.300°