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Dilip Sinha
ISBN 9788119300532
Rs. 960
Pan Macmillan
Imperial Games in Tibet
Who it's for: Readers interested in Asian history, imperialism, and geopolitical conflicts
Imperial Games in Tibet by Dilip Sinha meticulously examines the intricate geopolitical conflicts surrounding Tibet during the 19th and 20th centuries. This book details the complex interplay between the British Empire, Imperial China, and Tibet, highlighting the region's pivotal role in the "Great Game" rivalry between Britain and Russia. Sinha uncovers the diplomatic maneuvering, espionage, and military interventions that defined this era, as Tibet sought to assert its autonomy amidst imperial ambitions.Why You Should Read? Understand the geopolitical dynamics between Britain, China, and Tibet during a critical historical period. Explore Tibet's efforts to maintain autonomy amidst imperial pressures from global powers. Gain insights into the diplomatic history, espionage, and military strategies that shaped the region. Reflect on the long-term impact of these historical events on contemporary Sino-Tibetan relations.
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- Details the 'Great Game' rivalry between Britain and Russia over Tibet
- Covers diplomatic maneuvering, espionage, and military interventions
- Explores Tibet's struggle for autonomy amid imperial pressures
- Analyzes the interplay between the British Empire, Imperial China, and Tibet
- Provides historical context for contemporary Sino-Tibetan relations
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What time period does the book cover?
The book covers the 19th and 20th centuries, focusing on the geopolitical conflicts surrounding Tibet during that era.
Which powers are discussed in the book?
The book discusses the British Empire, Imperial China, and Russia, particularly in the context of the 'Great Game' rivalry between Britain and Russia.
Does the book include military history?
Yes, it covers military interventions and strategies that were part of the imperial conflicts over Tibet.
Is the book relevant to current Sino-Tibetan relations?
Yes, it reflects on the long-term impact of historical events on contemporary Sino-Tibetan relations.