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Sent: Thursday, March 06, 2003 4:24
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Subject: [BoundaryPoint] Nya-rong - Tibet
enclave in China 1727-1914
This is just "for the record".
From "Tibet: Past
& Present", Sir Charles Bell KCIE, CMG, Clarendon
Press,
1924:
Pg. 155, discussing the Simla conference convention of 27 Apr
1914:
"The boundary between the two states [China and Tibet] was to
follow
in the main the frontier between China and Tibet established in
1727.
Nya-rong, however, was to be transferred from Tibet to Chinese
rule.
It had stood by itself, an enclave administered by Tibet on
the
Chinese side of this frontier, which passed west of Ba-tang,
and
thence north and north-west."
Regards to all.
Len
Nadybal
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