> Sun-Yat Sen, the founder of the first Chinese republic wa himself supported by this clan in Japan; and very interestingly, Rash-Behari Bose who was key to the formation of the INA, and the subsequent independence of India (via the Sepoy Mutiny), was helped by Sun-Yat Sen during in his early years in Japan (when he was being hunted down by the pro-British Japanese govt.) It's also very likely that Subhash Bose fakes his death in Taiwan and escaped to Russia via then Manchuria, and was in contact with CCP heads.

Thank you for bringing up this often disregarded piece of history to light again.

It's a big irony that this alignment split has lasted to these days.

There is a bigger split in India's left than in between its left, and right side of the spectrum. One is pro-China, and one is militantly against.