Qing expedition to Lhasa and installation of Qing protectorate institutions (1720)

1. Lhazang Khan seizes power in Lhasa

   Sep 6, 1705Labels: Lhazang Khan, Khoshut Mongols

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2. Dzungar forces invade Tibet and take Lhasa

   Dec 3, 1717Labels: Dzungar Khanate, Lhasa

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3. Qing relief army defeated at Salween River

   Sep 1, 1718Labels: Kangxi Emperor, Qing army

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4. Qing enters Lhasa and expels Dzungar troops

   Sep 24, 1720Labels: Qing expedition, Dzungar troops

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5. Seventh Dalai Lama enthroned under Qing protection

   Oct 16, 1720Labels: Kelzang Gyatso, Dalai Lama

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6. Qing establishes garrison and resident officials in Lhasa

   Jan 1, 1721Labels: Qing garrison, Ambans

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7. Amban appointments formalized amid political conflict

   Jan 1, 1727Labels: Ambans, Qing court

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8. Civil war leads to stronger Qing influence

   Jul 5, 1728Labels: Tibetan factions, Qing intervention

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9. Lhasa uprising triggers Qing governmental reorganization

   Nov 11, 1750Labels: Gyurme Namgyal, Ambans

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10. Thirteen-Article reforms create the Kashag council

    Jan 1, 1751Labels: Kashag, Thirteen-Article

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11. Qing defeats Gurkha invasion and issues 29-Article ordinance

    Jan 1, 1793Labels: Qianlong Emperor, Twenty-Nine Articles

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12. Xinhai turmoil ends Qing rule in Tibet

    Jan 1, 1912Labels: Xinhai Revolution, Qing troops

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