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1951: TIBETAN DELEGATES ARRIVED IN CHINA
YARLUNG DYNASTY: TIBET'S FIRST RULERS
763 AD: TIBET BRIEFLY CAPTURED CHINA'S CAPITAL
SONAM GYATSO: LEADER OF GELUGPA BUDDHISM
1644: QING DYNASTY TOOK POWER IN CHINA
1949: MAO ZEDONG DECLARED COMMUNIST CHINA
NOVEMBER 1950: 14th DALAI LAMA ASSUMED POLITICAL DUTIES
REBELLION INGREDIENTS
1959: DALAI LAMA INVITED TO A CHINESE DANCE SHOW
WHO WILL SUCCEED THE DALAI LAMA?
Introduction
The early reign of Songtsen Gampo
The geopolitical situation of Tibet in the 7th century
The confederation of Sumpa
The conquest of Zhang Zhung
The vassalage of the Licchavi Kingdom of Nepal
The innovation of writing and the creation of the Tibetan script
War and the marriage of the Tang princess Wencheng Konjo
The arrival and influence of Buddhism in the Tibetan court
The later years of Songtsen Gampo's life
Myth: the Mu Chord and the mortality of Tibetan kings
The regency of Minister Gar Tongtsen
Open war! Gar Tongtsen's campaigns against the Tang Dynasty
The conquest of Azha
The death of Gar Tongtsen
Conclusion
Credits and Patreon pitch
In fact, Tibet's independence ended only after Chinese communist forces invaded in October 1950.
Beijing used its military victory to force Tibetans to the negotiating table, where they signed a document establishing Chinese control.
The Dalai Lama, Tibet's Buddhist leader, said this happened "under the threat of arms."
Advocates for a free Tibet maintain that China has violated many precepts of the document
Early objection to Chinese Communist Party rule culminated in the 1959 Tibetan uprising, which was ruthlessly crushed.
The Dalai Lama and tens of thousands of Tibetans fled into exile.