Prince Asaka led the Japanese army that In the former Chinese capital, that killed more than 300,000 people in 1937. Most of the captured were Chinese soldiers and civilians.
Explanation:
After the Japanese troops entered the city, many military uniforms tried to be replaced with civilian clothes, some of which fled.
Most of the approximately 50,000 troops marched toward the northern walls of the city, hoping to climb over the city walls and reach the Yangtze River.
When they tried to cross the river, Japanese ships opened fire on them. It was the beginning of a massacre that would take weeks.
