Is there any country in Sikkim annexed by India?

Sikkim in history was once the territory of China, and it belonged to Tibet from the 7th century to 1890 1200 years ago. Sikkim is now occupied by India. In China's ancient books, ancient Sikkim was named Dremojong. Nepalese people moved here and called it a "new place", while early Tibetan immigrants called it a trip to Xinjiang, which means rice. As early as the 7th century, Zhe Mengxiong was a part of Tibet. In the 9th century, Zhemengxiong became an independent tribe, but the monasteries in its territory still belonged to the major monasteries in Tibet. There are many myths circulating in Sikkim, but there are not many historical records before the establishment of hereditary monarchy. Sikkim used to be the residence of Leibucha people, most of whom lived on the southern slope of the Himalayas. Sikkim is a country full of myths and legends, and there are few ancient historical materials handed down. The first recorded king was Ponzug Namgyal, and his great-grandfather was Guru Tahi, a noble in Tibet. Pang Chuge ascended the Sikkim throne on 1642. Under his rule, Leibucha people lived in harmony with Sikkim people and engaged in animal husbandry and planting. Pang Chuge declared Buddhism as the state religion and implemented the feudal system of the integration of politics and religion. He established his capital in gangtok, and divided the whole country into a number of Shagu (equivalent to counties) for governance. The third king Chador Namgyal (reigned from1700 to 17 17) built the temple of Pema Yang Ze (present-day templo mayor) and invented letters for the Rebucha people. /kloc-During the 0/8th century, Sikkim was invaded by Nepal and Bhutan for many times, but the Southern Caleb Dynasty tried its best to maintain Sikkim's independent status and keep the core of the kingdom. 1835, the British divided Darjeeling and the area south of the Rangid River. 186 1 year, Sikkim was forced to sign a treaty and was placed under British control. 1887, British troops occupied Sikkim. 1890, Sikkim officially became the "protectorate" of Britain. /kloc-In the 9th century, British colonists encouraged a large number of Nepalese to move to the south of Sikkim, which was called Sikkim-Nepalese. They cut down forests and reclaimed rice fields. 19 18, the British colonists returned the political power to King Tahi Nangale. King Tahi carried out many economic and social reforms, abolished all kinds of unpaid labor, thoroughly inspected the tax system, abolished the administrative and judicial functions of landlords, and began land reform. After British imperialism withdrew from South Asia, Sikkim failed to gain independence. 1947 India and Sikkim signed an agreement to maintain the status quo. 1June, 949, the Indian government sent troops to Sikkim. 1950 65438+On February 5th, India and Sikkim signed the Peace Treaty between India and Sikkim, which stipulated that Sikkim was India's "protectorate". India's chief administrative officer stationed in Sikkim exercised the functions and powers of prime minister and sent political commissar to take full control of Sikkim's national defense, diplomacy and economy. 1968 In August, anti-India demonstrations took place in gangtok, demanding the abolition of the India-Tin Treaty. 12 generation Sikkim king Palden Dundup Namgyal (reigned from 1963 to 1982) proposed that Sikkim should be Sikkim, and requested to amend the 1950 Indian Tin Treaty. 1in April, 973, the Indian army entered gangtok and took over all the powers of the Sikkim government. On May 8 of the same year, the Indian government and Sikkim signed the Sikkim Agreement, stipulating that the Indian government is not only "fully responsible" for Sikkim's national defense and diplomacy, but also "responsible" for its internal affairs and economy. The agreement weakened the king's power and made Sikkim's internal affairs and diplomacy completely controlled by India. 1In April, 1974, Sikkim held a "general election", and the pro-Indian Sikkim National Congress Party controlled 3 1 seat of the 32 seats in Parliament. On may 1 1, the parliament opened and passed a resolution, "demanding" that India send consultants to formulate a constitution for Sikkim. On September 4 and 7 of the same year, the two houses of the Indian Parliament successively passed the Amendment to the Indian Constitution, stipulating that Sikkim is an "associated country" of India, and each house has a seat for Sikkim.

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