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The history of Tibet, dating back more than two thousand years, has been one of independence. At no time, since the founding of the nation in 127 BC, have the Tibetans conceded their sovereignty to a foreign power. As with all nations, Tibet experienced periods in which - Mongol, Manchu, Chinese, British and the Gorkhas of Nepal - sought to establish influence over Tibet. These eras have been brief and the Tibetan people have never accepted them as constituting a loss of our national sovereignty. In fact, there have been occasions when Tibetan rulers conquered vast areas of China and other neighboring states. This, however, does not mean that the Tibetans can lay claim to these territories.
So if the whole claim on Arunachal is based on Tibet being a part of china well sorry mate Tibet is not and u know why
But as an Indian i dont want to cross the topic.
Common Chinese members of its time to defend China & its claims on Arunachal.
http://www.ivarta.com/columns/OL_070102.htm
So if the whole claim on Arunachal is based on Tibet being a part of china well sorry mate Tibet is not and u know why
But as an Indian i dont want to cross the topic.
Common Chinese members of its time to defend China & its claims on Arunachal.
http://www.ivarta.com/columns/OL_070102.htm