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Revision as of 08:15, 19 May 2024

Grand March to the South
Part of the Third Joyonghean-Quenminese War and the Fifth Lorican-Quenminese War
The 1st Polish Armoured Division in the Normandy Campaign 1944 B8826.jpg
The Joyonghean 3rd Armoured Division en route to Drazieu during the
Location
2 July – 2 September 1945
(2 months)
Result

Allied victory

  • Joyonghean occupation of Inner Jurchenia until 1946
  • Allied occupation of Lorica until 1946
Belligerents

Empire of Quenmin

Commanders and leaders
Units involved

The Grand March to the South, also known as the Joyonghean Southern Expeditions, was a significant military operation of the Third Joyonghean-Quenminese War and the Fifth Lorican-Quenminese War. It is one of the last major military campaigns of the Asianna and the Pacific Campaign.

After the defeat of Imperial forces at Hyesong Gap, Generalissimos Cheon Sang-ji and Janggok Yeung-chul and the rest of the Allied leadership in Joyonghea met with Emperor Yeoljong and Prime Minister Chong Dong-jun to discuss plans for expeditions towards the Lorican Alliance, sensing an opportunity to provide further contribution to the Allied cause. On July 1, Yeoljong, Chong, and the Joyonghean government gave their unanimous support, and the leadership compose their plans. On 2 July, Cheon ordered Mun Jae-geun's Anbyeon Amalgamated Army, Baek Dong-woo's Jurchenia Amalgamated Army, and Diego Janggok's Ecautorial Expeditionary Army to Joyonghea to move down south into Bersalliers. A day later, Yeung-chul ordered Prince Sim Kyung-jae, General Baron Pom Song-hyon and Thomas C. Metcalfe to land at Shoulongne with the newly formed East Lorica Expeditionary Force with the assistance of their respective navies. Altogether, they formed a extensive two-pronged attack torwads two directions: from the north towards Tibetia and Lorica's Sibayevka Province and from the east in Shoulongne towards Sarkoros, Murgan Province and North Quenmin. With the assistance of the Lorican military forces and local resistance, the efficiency of Allied intelligence spearheaded by Jang Iseul and Hwangbo Man-shik, and the combat experience and numerical and air superiority of the Allied forces, the Allies were able to liberate a major portion of Lorica in almost two months.

The stream of Allied victories in the campaign significantly demoralized and reduced the effectiveness of Quenminese and collaborationist forces in Lorica. The March formed a consequential factor leading to the Admirals' Coup and the subsequent decision of the Quenminese government to surrender unconditionally.

Background

Order of battle

Allied forces

Southern Direction (Northern Front): Commander - Generalissimo Cheon Sang-ji

South-Southeast Direction (Northeast Front): Commander - Generalissimo Marquis Baek Dong-woo

Southeast Direction (Eastern Front): Commander - Generalissimo Count Janggok Yeung-chul

Imperial forces

Northern Lorica: Commander - Imperial Marshal Lạc Công Hậu

Northeast Lorica: Commander - Imperial Marshal Margrave Tống Khắc Tuấn

Tibetia: Commander - Imperial Marshal Margrave Trương Ngọc Thái Bình

Course of the Grand March

Southern Direction

Inner Jurchenia

Sibayevka Province

Tibetia

South-Southeast Direction

Southeast Direction

Sarkoros

Main article: Liberation of Sarkoros

Murgan Province and North Quenmin

Aftermath

Legacy

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