11th To 20th Army Groups
| Unit | Organization | Commanders | Duration | Major battles |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 11th Army Group 第十一集團軍 |
Established: Sep 1937 Disbanded: Sep 1940 |
Li Pingxian 李品仙 |
Sep 1937 – Oct 1939 | Battle of Xuzhou Battle of Wuhan |
| Xia Wei 夏威 |
Oct 1939 – Nov 1939 | None | ||
| Huang Qixiang 黃琪翔 |
Nov 1939 – Sep 1940 | 1939 Winter Offensive | ||
| Reestablished: Nov 1941 Disbanded: Mar 1945 |
Song Xilian 宋希濂 |
Nov 1941 – Sep 1943 | Battle of Yunnan-Burma Road | |
| Huang Jie 黃杰 |
Sep 1943 – Mar 1945 | Battle of Northern Burma and Western Yunnan Second Burma Expedition |
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| 12th Army Group 第十二集團軍 |
Established: Dec 1937 Reorganized into Quzhou Pacification Bureau: Oct 1945 |
Yu Hanmou 余漢謀 |
Dec 1937 – Oct 1945 | Battle of Canton 1939 Winter Offensive |
| 13th Army Group 第十三集團軍 |
Established: Feb 1939 Disbanded: Jan 1946 |
Wang Jingguo 王靖國 |
Feb 1939 – Jan 1946 | None |
| 14th Army Group 第十四集團軍 |
Established: Sep 1937 Disbanded: Jul 1944 |
Wei Lihuang 衛立煌 |
Sep 1937 – Oct 1939 | Battle of Taiyuan |
| Liu Mao'en 劉茂恩 |
Oct 1939 – Jul 1944 | 1939 Winter Offensive Battle of South Shanxi Battle of Central Henan |
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| 15th Army Group 第十五集團軍 |
Established: Sep 1937 Disbanded: Jul 1940 |
Chen Cheng 陳誠 |
Sep 1937 – Nov 1937 | Battle of Shanghai |
| Luo Zhuoying 羅卓英 |
Nov 1937 – Dec 1937 | None | ||
| Chen Cheng 陳誠 |
Dec 1937 – May 1939 | Battle of Wuhan First Battle of Changsha |
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| Xue Yue 薛岳 |
May 1939 – Oct 1939 | None | ||
| Guan Linzheng 關麟徵 |
Oct 1939 – Jul 1940 | 1939 Winter Offensive | ||
| Reestablished: May 1941 Disbanded: Oct 1945 |
He Zhuguo 何柱國 |
May 1941 – Oct 1945 | Second Battle of Changsha Battle of Central Henan |
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| 16th Army Group 第十六集團軍 |
Established: Jan 1939 Disbanded: Mar 1945 |
Xia Wei 夏威 |
Jan 1939 – Nov 1939 | None |
| Cai Tingkai 蔡廷鍇 |
Nov 1939 – Nov 1939 | Battle of South Guangxi | ||
| Xia Wei 夏威 |
Nov 1939 – Mar 1945 | Battle of Guilin-Liuzhou | ||
| 17th Army Group 第十七集團軍 |
Established: Nov 1937 Disbanded: Oct 1945 |
Ma Hongkui 馬鴻逵 |
Nov 1937 – Oct 1945 | Battle of West Suiyuan |
| 18th Army Group 第十八集團軍 |
Established: Sep 1937 Mutinied to form People's Liberation Army: Jan 1946 |
Zhu De 朱德 |
Sep 1937 – Jan 1946 | Battle of Pingxingguan Hundred Regiments Offensive |
| 19th Army Group 第十九集團軍 |
Established: Sep 1937 Disbanded: Oct 1942 |
Xue Yue 薛岳 |
Sep 1937 – Jan 1938 | Battle of Shanghai |
| Luo Zhuoying 羅卓英 |
Jan 1938 – Apr 1942 | Battle of Wuhan Battle of Nanchang First Battle of Changsha 1939 Winter Offensive Battle of Shanggao Second Battle of Changsha Third Battle of Changsha |
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| Liu Yinggu 劉膺古 |
Apr 1942 – Jul 1942 | None | ||
| Luo Zhuoying 羅卓英 |
Jul 1942 – Oct 1942 | None | ||
| Reestablished: Apr 1943 Downsized into 22nd Corps: Sep 1946 |
Wang Zhonglian 王仲廉 |
Apr 1943 – Sep 1943 | None | |
| Tang Enbo 湯恩伯 |
Sep 1943 – Jan 1944 | None | ||
| Chen Daqing 陳大慶 |
Jan 1944 – Oct 1945 | Battle of Central Henan Battle of West Henan-North Hubei |
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| Zhang Xuezhong 張雪中 |
Oct 1945 – Sep 1946 | None | ||
| 20th Army Group 第二十集團軍 |
Established: Sep 1937 Disbanded: Jun 1945 |
Shang Zhen 商震 |
Sep 1937 – Jul 1940 | Beiping-Hankou Railway Operation Battle of Wuhan Battle of Nanchang First Battle of Changsha 1939 Winter Offensive |
| Huo Kuizhang 霍揆章 |
Jul 1940 – Jun 1945 | Second Battle of Changsha Battle of Yunnan-Burma Road Battle of Northern Burma and Western Yunnan Second Burma Expedition |
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| Reestablished: Jan 1946 Downsized into 21st Corps: Feb 1947 |
Xia Chuzhong 夏楚中 |
Jan 1946 – Feb 1947 | None |
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