Shigeta Fujii

Shigeta Fujii
Shigeta Fujii (in the first military chief of staff, Major General)
The birth	1860November 3 Harima country Fukumoto feudal clan
Death	1945January 14
Position organization	Imperial Army
Military career	1879-1914
The last rank	Lieutenant General of army
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Shigeta Fujii (wisteria lets you be clogs, Manen first year September 21 (November 3, 1860) - 1945 (1945) January 14) is an officer of the Japanese army. The last rank is Lieutenant General of army.

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Career

I am born as the second son of Fukumoto feudal clan negotiator, the Tadashi Fujii pattern. Via a language school, a military preparatory school, I graduate from a military academy (the old third) (1880) in December in 1880. などを belonging to field gun second battalion pass and graduates from Military Staff College (the first) (1885) in December in 1885.

I successively hold などを belonging to General Staff Office second official, 清国出張, land size instructor, studying in Germany, commissary general part and go to the front of Sino-Japanese War as the second military staff officer (the backward chief). I was belonging to a land size instructor, an Austrian legation and, through the land size instructor and vice-principal, a land size secretary, acted as promotion, the land size principal to Major General (1902) in June in 1902.

By the Russo-Japanese War, I went to the front as the first military chief of staff and assisted 黒木為楨 of the commander. I successively hold the army gun engineering principal, Tokyo Bay caid afterward. I advanced to the Lieutenant General of army (1909) in August in 1909 and acted as 野戦砲兵監, the twelfth divisional commander and was admitted into reserve duty (1914) in August in 1914.

Person

• I won a favorable reception as a result that a lot of foreign watching games military officers were placed in the first military by the Russo-Japanese War, and Fujii of the chief of staff took pains over public information and dealing with grievances. On the other hand, Fujii must feign peace being conscious of a watching games military officer in accord with a difficult situation and speaks an impression later saying "the thing that it is always located within in a personal life of the foreigner was really nuisance countless number" [¹].

Chronological history

• June, 1875 - military preparatory school entering
• May, 1877 - military academy entering
• Second Lieutenant December 22, 1879 - army gunner
• December, 1880 - military academy graduation
• February, 1881 - field gun soldier second 大隊附
• February, 1884 - Military Staff College entering
• First Lieutenant July, 1884 - army gunner
• December 24, 1885 - Military Staff College graduation, General Staff Office entering a service
• May, 1886 - General Staff Office second official
• Captain April, 1887 - army gunner
• June, 1887 - 清国出張 (... October, 1887)
• December, 1889 - Military Staff College instructor
• February, 1890 - studying in Germany
• Instructor at June, 1893 - return home, Military Staff College
• Major June, 1893 - army gunner
• June, 1894 - 兵站総監部附
• October, 1894 - second forces staff officer (the backward chief)
• Lieutenant Colonel April, 1895 - army gunner
• May, 1895 - Military Staff College instructor
• September 10, 1897 - Austria 公使館附
• Colonel October 11, 1897 - army gunner
• December, 1900 - return home
• January 15, 1901 - Military Staff College instructor
• Vice-principal at March 13, 1901 - and Military Staff College
• October 2, 1901 - Military Staff College secretary
• May 5, 1902 - war college principal knowledge
• Principal of June 21, 1902 - Major General, war college (... February 6, 1906)
• The February 5, 1904 - first forces chief of staff (... December 25, 1905)
• The February 6, 1906 - army gun engineering principal
• January 14, 1909 - Tokyo Bay caid
• August 1, 1909 - army lieutenant general
• November 30, 1910 - 野砲兵監 (this 頃従四位勲二等功二級)
• Divisional commander August 22, 1913 - twelfth
• May 11, 1914 - voluntariness pending appointment
• May 16, 1914 - Grand Cordon of the Order of the Sacred Treasure
• August 8, 1914 - reserve duty
• April, 1923 - second reserve
• January 14, 1945 - death

Privilege

• 1895 (1895) November 18 - Meiji 27 eight years campaign badge [²]
• 1896 (1896) November 25 - 勲五等瑞宝章 [³]
• 1897 (1897) October 30 - 従五位 [⁴]
• 1906 (1906) the April 1 - Koji grade Order of the Golden Kite, 勲二等旭日重光章, a Meiji 37 eight years campaign badge [⁵]
• 1912 (1912) December 28 - original fourth place [⁶]
• 1914 (1914) May 16 - Grand Cordon of the Order of the Sacred Treasure [⁷]
• 1915 (1915) November 10 - Grand Ceremony of Accession memory chapter [⁸]

外国勲章佩用允許

• 1906 (1906) July 13 - Kingdom of Sweden レペー decoration co-man Dole [⁹]

Relative

• Older brother Yoshinobu Fujii (army major)
• Younger brother Fujii light Goro (Major General of navy organization)

Book

• "Both wars talk over old times" 偕行社, 1936.

Footnote

1. For ^ Kazutoshi Hando, Keiichi Yokoyama, Ikuhiko Hata, Tsuyoshi Hara "歴代陸軍大将全覧明治篇" 2,009 years, it is Nakakou new book comfortable Rais. Clause of 黒木為楨
2. ^ "official daily gazette" 3824th, appendix "written appointment" April 1, 1896.
3. ^ "official daily gazette" 4027th "appointment and written appointment" November 30, 1896.
4. ^ "official daily gazette" 4302nd "appointment and written appointment" November 1, 1897.
5. ^ "official daily gazette" extra "appointment and written appointment" December 30, 1906.
6. ^ "official daily gazette" 126th "appointment and written appointment" December 29, 1912.
7. ^ "official daily gazette" 539th "appointment and written appointment" May 18, 1914.
8. ^ "official daily gazette" 1310th, appendix "written appointment" December 13, 1916.
9. ^ "official daily gazette" 6919th "appointment and written appointment" July 23, 1906.

References

• Ikuhiko Hata edition "Japanese army and navy general encyclopedia" second edition, Tokyo University publication society, 2005.
• Hideki Fukukawa "Japan army general dictionary" cotton rose Publishing publication, 2001.
• Misao Toyama edition "army and navy flag officer personnel affairs conspectus army" cotton rose Publishing publication, 1981.

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