At the time of the preparation for the establishment of the Whampoa Military Academy 黄埔军校 in 1924， the various factions of the army under the Guangdong Revolutionary Government had also established their own military academies， with each army and military academy operating independently and managing their own affairs. As Guangdong’s military and political administration gradually unified， the process of military education integration began， with the Whampoa Military Academy， the leader in military education， gradually absorbing other military academies. In October and November of 1924， the Guangdong Guard Army under Wu Tiecheng 吴铁城 and the Army Academy under Cheng Qian 程潜 were incorporated into the Whampoa Military Academy. In June 1925， during the suppression of the Yang Liu Dian Gui Army 杨刘滇桂军 rebellion， the Yunnan Army Cadre School belonging to the Yunnan Army and the Guangxi Army Officers Academy belonging to the Guangxi Army were also integrated into the Whampoa Military Academy. By the end of 1925， the Central Committee of the Kuomintang resolved to unify the military education program， breaking down regionalism by abolishing all existing military academies of the various factions and merging them into the Whampoa Military Academy， renaming it from the “Chinese Kuomintang Army Officer Academy” to the “Central Military-Political School of the National Revolutionary Army”. The integration of military education was an integral part of the unification of Guangdong’s military and political administration. Frequent military operations， changes in the military and political situation， and the revolutionary forces at both the top and bottom of the hierarchy， were all contributing forces to the integration of military education. The rapid development of the Whampoa Military Academy， thanks to the integration of military education by the revolutionary government in Guangdong， provides a key insight into understanding how the National Revolutionary Army was built on the basis of the Whampoa Military Academy.