Tibet - 800 Years of Political Unrest

Political turmoil over 800 years in Tibet (1244-2005) is novelty for shaping history for political interests. It has been going on for centuries from the Pharaonic era to the plight of the Caucasian group under the guidance of Robert Mugabe. I want to emphasize the case of Tibet's repression in Communist China. Basically, modern Chinese historians and authorities have tried to claim that Tibet is a sovereign of China's history, so starting with Beijing should be legal and legitimate.

Tibet has more than 800 villages. Lhasa is the traditional capital of Tibet, the capital of the Tibet Autonomous Region. It includes two World Heritage - Potala Palace and Norbulingka, residences of Dalai Lama. There are many important temples and monasteries in Lhasa, such as Jokan Temple and Jurassic Temple. Other towns of Tibetan culture include Shiquan River (Ali), Nagchu, Bamda, Rutog, Nyingchi, Nedong, Coqên, Barkam, Sakya, Gartse, Pelbar, Latse, Tingri, Sichuan Kangding (Dartsedo), Qinghai, Jyekundo )there is. , Munchen and Golmud, India, Tawan, Lei and Gangtok and Pakistan, Skadu, Kalman and Cap

Historically, the Dalai Lama or its directors have led political and religious leaders in Lhasa's Tibet. It began in the reign of the 5th Dalai Lama in 1642 and continued until the 1950s (except for 1705 to 1750), during which the Dalai Lama led the Tibetan Government or Ganda Podolan. However, until 1912, their rule was generally followed by King Mongolia (1642-1720), then Manchuria led Qing Dynasty (1720-1912), until the thirteenth Dalai Lama declared Tibet to be completely independent, It was sponsored and protected by. In 1939, at the age of 4, the current Dalai Lama was taken to Lhasa 's Lamachieum. Later, the childhood of the Dalai Lama was spent between Potala Palace and his summer palace of Norblin. Both are world heritage by UNESCO.

Dalai Lama was born in Lhamo Thondup in China's Tucker on July 6, 1935. At the age of fifteen, he regarded Tibetan regime as the Dalai Lama. In the same year, afraid of being assassinated by the People's Republic, he and several thousand followers fled to Dharamsala in Northern India where they set up an alternative government. Since then, the Dalai Lama has taken many actions and hopes to establish an autonomous Tibetan nation within the territory of the People's Republic of China. However, the Chinese government has not shown signs of peace and reconciliation with Tibet. As part of humanitarian activities, the Dalai Lama has hosted hundreds of conferences, lectures and workshops all over the world. He received the Nobel Peace Prize in 1989. In December 2008, Dalai Lama announced a semi-retirement after gallstone surgery