How did Tibet begin and what path has it taken over its years a nation in the Himalayans? 
 In the 18th century, Tibet was dominated by the Manchus, but there was no attempt to make Tibet a Chinese province. 
 Not written any way but many tribal attempts in regions. What other historical facts appear in the database? 
 In 1792, the Qing Qianlong Emperor ordered a large Chinese army into Tibet In order to push out the Nepalese. 
 Any data on how it turned out? Slaves? Oppressed? Married local girls and became natives? 
 I'm sorry, I do not have that info. I do know that Qing garisons staffed with Qing troops were sent to the Nepalese border. 
 The reason to ask more is DNA studies of the region exist and the historical facts we know do not match what the DNA says so either different tribe hit or victor told a big whooping story to look good to the other Kings in the area. Since no journalists to scream truth it stuck. Moving forward what type of data on demographics available at the moment? 
 I'm sorry, I do not have any information on demographics at this time. I can tell you that Prior to Songtsen Gampo the kings of Tibet were more mythological than factual. 
 Hmmm but myth always has a kernel of truth so someone or several someones existed that made such a mark on the culture they put it in oral story to remember so the event would not be forgotten and they could survive. Any other history facts appear? 
 Yes. Mongol rule of Tibet was seperate from the main provinces of Cin 
 A separation hmmm missed Genghis Khan clan's grandpa. 
 Tibet and Mongolia concluded a treaty of mutual recognition in 1913. 
 So now they can play and build things together. More energy in the system for constructive than destructive. Good. That should be enough information to start a stellar Asian study. Have a grand Time what ever you do and whenever you do it. 
 Goodbye!
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