1, (648-649) In 64 1 year, the Tang Dynasty in China established good-neighborly relations with the Indian Gaooji Dynasty. In 647 AD, Emperor Taizong sent a delegation to see the king of India. When the mission arrived, it was found that the former king had died and Azhou (reigning in the middle of the 7th century) usurped the throne. The new king accepted the gift, but plotted to kill all the officials in China. Wang Xuance, an envoy of the Tang Dynasty (active in the middle of the 7th century) and 65,438+0 members of the mission managed to flee to Nepal, where they recruited quite a few troops. With the support of China cavalry, Wang Xuance led his troops into Canocchi, besieged and captured its capital, captured Azhou, and brought him back to Chang 'an (now Xi 'an) with flail and locks.

2. (1221-1329) China's invasion of India was different from other wars launched by Mongolia. There is no careful plan from beginning to end. The first time was because Mongols made outstanding achievements in the Battle of the Indus River in 123 1, when they pursued the priest Prince Zalandin. During the period of 124 1 year, 1292 and 1299- 1308, the Mongols invaded India many times, and the war was mainly carried out near Dizablahore. 1329, Mongols arrived at the gates of Delhi. At this point, the war between China, Mongolian Khanate and China Yuan Dynasty was completely over. However, the Mongolian people's movement against India has just begun. Seventy years later, timur invaded Delhi and was wiped out. 1526 On April 25th, Babel, the descendant of the fifth generation (paternal line) of timur and the fourth generation (maternal line) of Genghis Khan, entered Delhi, India through a series of battles and became the Mughal dynasty of India in his own name.

(1959-1962) Since its independence in 1947, India has always claimed that its border with China was drawn by the British. The position of China people is that the boundary line drawn by imperialist countries is illegal and should be renegotiated. The disputed area between the two sides is Aksai Chin Plateau in eastern Kashmir, which India insists is part of Ladakh Mountain in this area and the area along McMahon Line. In the late 1950s, China built a highway across the Aksai Chin Plateau to the west of Tibet. It was not until 1959 that India learned of this situation and found that China's armed forces had firmly occupied the area. Subsequently, the two sides exchanged fire in the mailroom. Due to India's underestimation of China's strength, efforts to solve the problem through negotiations failed, and India even thought that Tibet, which has been China's inherent legal territory since the Yuan Dynasty, should be separated from China. 1962, when China had just finished three years of natural disasters, the Indian government ordered the troops to cross the actual line of control between the two sides, and China protested. As the Indian army refused to withdraw to the actual line of control on the Indian side, the China army launched a counterattack. The Indian army was defeated and retreated. China declared a ceasefire and retreated several miles from the actual line of control of1959165438+1October 7.

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