The Life of the Characters in Palden Tundup Nangale's Works

1929 was sent to Kalumburg, a former Sikkim territory controlled by British India, to study abroad. Later, due to the local malaria epidemic, he terminated his studies in Garenburg. Since 193 1, he has studied in major temples in China and is recognized as a religious leader. He went on to study in Darjeeling and Simla, and graduated from Coton Bishop School in Simla in 194 1. Tash Namgyal's eldest son was killed in a plane crash in the same year. Palden Tundup Namgyal became the Crown Prince. Since 1949, he has handled state affairs on behalf of the king and organized and led the Sikkim-India negotiating committee. 1950 In August, she married Sanjidexi, the daughter of a Tibetan nobleman, and gave birth to two boys and a girl. The queen died in 1957. 1963 married Hope Cook, an American white woman, and 1980 divorced. This marriage made the global media pay attention to Sikkim. 1963 65438+acceded to the throne on February 5th, and 1965 held a coronation ceremony on April 4th, becoming the12nd king of the South Caleb Dynasty in Sikkim. 1April, 973, India occupied Sikkim militarily. 1In June, 974, the Sikkim Parliament passed the Sikkim Constitution drafted by India. In September of the same year, India's constitutional amendment stipulated that Sikkim was India's "associated state", and each house of India had a Sikkim seat. 1975, the Indian army dissolved King Sikkim's palace guard and placed King Palden Tundup Namgyal under house arrest. On April 10, Sikkim Parliament passed a resolution to depose the king and turn Sikkim into a state of India. /kloc-April, Sikkim held a "referendum". As a result, 97.5% Sikkim (three quarters of whom are Nepalese immigrants) agreed to join India. The last king of Sikkim ended his rule and went into exile. 1982 1 died of cancer in new york, USA.