Why was Fan Shaozeng not buried after his death?

The reasons why Fan Shaozeng was not buried after his death were as follows:

Since Fan Shaozeng had many wives, concubines and children, after his death, many family members had disputes over his burial, which made Fan Shaozeng delay Unable to bury. It was not until later, with the assistance of the local government, that Fan Shaozeng was buried in Fuguo Mountain, Chongqing.

Fan Shaozeng has accumulated a lot of wealth over the years, and he even has dozens of wives. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, Fan Shaozeng sent away his wives and concubines, distributed his property, and donated a large amount of property to the country.

Fan Shaozeng was born in a landlord family in Dazhou City, Sichuan. When he was a child, his family was wealthy, and Fan Shaozeng lived a very comfortable life. He had no interest in studying and often skipped school to go out to play, which made his family very angry. His grandfather even used sticks to educate him many times, but he did not correct himself.

So the locals gave him the nickname Fanhaer according to the dialect.

Although Fan Shaozeng didn't like studying, he yearned for the deeds of heroes in the world of martial arts, and when he grew up, he followed their example to make a living in the world of martial arts. At that time, there was a gang in Sichuan that was as famous as the Qing Gang and other organizations, called the Pao Gehui. When Fan Shaozeng went out to make a living, he met people from the Pao Brother Society. With their introduction, he officially entered the Pao Brother Society.

Because he has some culture and knows how to manage money, he quickly became famous in the Pao Brother Club and gradually became the leader of the local Pao Brother Club. Fan Shaozeng was not satisfied with just being the leader of a gang. He had greater ambitions. He led his troops to participate in the war against Yuan Shikai, and was appreciated by Yan Deji, the leader of the Tongmenghui.

From then on, Fan Shaozeng turned into a regular army and followed the Alliance to start a revolution.

After the end of the Anti-Japanese War, Fan Shaozeng was not taken seriously for his military exploits, and Chiang Kai-shek chose to abandon him. This made Fan Shaozeng very dissatisfied. He began to contact democrats and privately contacted the Chinese Communist Party. During the Liberation War, Fan Shaozeng actively cooperated with the People's Liberation Army to liberate Sichuan. He also successfully organized an uprising of troops and cooperated with the People's Liberation Army to enter Sichuan.