The historical status of China in Tibet
Ahmad, Zahiruddin
₹ 700.00
In this book, the author examines the claim, made by the British in the 19th/20th centuries, that China was suzerain (but not sovereign) in Tibet; and the counter-claim, made by the Chinese, that China was sovereign (not suzerain) in Tibet, at least since the 13th century. In the 13th/14th centuries, when China was part of the East Asian Mongol empire, a personal, religious relationship was established between the Mongol Khan (not the emperor of China) and the principal lama-ruler of Tibet.
ISBN 13: 9788177421118
ISBN 10: 8177421115
Year: 2012
Language: ENGLISH
Pages etc.: xii,215p., app., abb., bibl., ind., 22cm.
Binding: Hardbound
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