The most difficult thing in the world to curb is a country's territorial ambitions, especially to use every opportunity to encroach on the land of surrounding countries. Even on the basis of historical traditional boundaries and historical facts, they do not care, so that they form a huge territorial dispute. This kind of behavior is actually an invasion, which requires all the blows. The most typical is the huge territory of 1451 square kilometers below, when will it be able to return to the motherland? You might not think of it.
This land is the Onionsha District, which belongs to the town of Tolin in Zada County, Ali District, Tibet Autonomous Region, and is 25 kilometers away from the mulberry on the north shore. The sub-districts include Bauhar, Gonggong Samba, Naga, Sangjura, Toutal, etc., with a total area of 1451 square kilometers, which is larger than the two Singapores. Moreover, the strategic location of the Onionsha region is important, holding the southwest of the Sangjura Pass and is a strategic place in Tibet.
From a historical point of view, the residents of the Onionsha area are mainly Tibetans, and in 1693, this area came under the jurisdiction of the Zablan Sect area of Tibet in China, and at that time, the hukou and household registration and taxes here were normally levied. Even if the map of India was published in 1880, 1889, and 1900, this onionsha area belonged to the Tibet region of our country.
Beginning in 1919, the British illegally invaded the Onionsha area, and used stones to pile up, create border signs, and began to encroach on China's land. Even when our country was at its weakest, the British tried to force the Tibetan regional government to cede the Onlsa region, but the Tibetan region was firmly opposed, and the final agreement was not completed.
That is to say, even during the Second World War, this huge onion-sand area was still within the territory of our country. After India's independence in 1947, it began to encroach on the Onlissa region on the occasion of China's civil war, and in 1950, China marched into Tibet and liberated the Ali region, and the Indian army directly entered the Onlissa region. Beginning in 1952, the Indian Army began to build outposts and forts to take effective control of the area.
By 1954, India had directly assigned the Onlsa region to the Territory of India, which belonged to the Nyran-Jad Khan region on the northeast border of Uttarakhand County, Uttarakhand, which caused great controversy. Our country resolutely rejects this, and India's direct occupation of our territory has resolutely opposed it.
But until now, this 1451 square kilometers of land is still under india's actual illegal control, and has become one of the focal points of dispute between China and India. When will this huge land return to the motherland? I am afraid that only after the rise of China will India be honest. What do you readers think about this? Welcome to leave a message and discuss with the editor!
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Reference: Modern and Contemporary World History.