To the west of the Indus comes the Tibetan Lake Basin only. The Stamp is geographical and not political, which is why it includes the geographical regions of Jammu, Kashmir and Ladakh (which was part of western Tibet) before the Dogra Conquest.
Dude says:
//वहां जोरावर सिंह को ड्यूटी मिली- जाओ कश्मीर, तिब्बत वगैरह जीतो। गुलाब सिंह भी उनका "बुतरू" बनाकर भेजे गए।//
He is claiming Gulab Singh was "sent" in subordination to Zorawar Singh. Dude isn't even writing history, he's actively imagining it like fiction.🤡
//वहां जोरावर सिंह को ड्यूटी मिली- जाओ कश्मीर, तिब्बत वगैरह जीतो। गुलाब सिंह भी उनका "बुतरू" बनाकर भेजे गए।//
He is claiming Gulab Singh was "sent" in subordination to Zorawar Singh. Dude isn't even writing history, he's actively imagining it like fiction.🤡
The political agent to Lahore C.M. Wade states in his letters to W.H. Macnaghten that Ranjit Singh was not in favor of the conquest of Ladakh and Tibet.
BTW, the official records of the Sikh Durbar in Umdat-ut-Tawarikh also call Zorawar Singh 'Zorawar Singh of Tibet'.
BTW, the official records of the Sikh Durbar in Umdat-ut-Tawarikh also call Zorawar Singh 'Zorawar Singh of Tibet'.
BTW the first reference was this, which takes into account the Chinese sources themselves which stated that the Chinese had withdrawn from their positions dur to Zorawar Singh's offensive.
See the last Paragraph, the translation of the dispatch of General Pi-Hsi where he accepts that he was defeated and his forces fled is given.
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