Invasion of Tibet (1950)
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Was a military campaign by the People's Republic of China that resulted in the annexion of Tibet.
Chronology
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April 1950: In March, the People's Liberation Army arrived in Kangding.
July 1950: Chinese forces entered Litang from the east.
October 1950: The PLA crossed the Jinsha River on 6 or 7 October 1950 into Lhasa-controlled Chamdo.
May 1951: Tibetan representatives in Beijing and the PRC Government signed the Seventeen Point Agreement on 23 May 1951, authorizing the PLA presence and Central People's Government rule in Political Tibet.
July 1950: The 18th Army of the People's Republic of China assembled at Garzê.
July 1950: The Chinese Qinghai Cavalry Detachment entered Gyêgu.
October 1950: The People's Republic of China captured the border town of Chamdo by 19 October.
