Chieftains, Lamas, and Warriors

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1. Contents No access
2. Preface No access
3. Acknowledgments No access
4. Note on Transliteration No access
5. List of Abbreviations No access
6. Maps No access
Introduction No access Pages 1 - 20
Chapter 1: Qing “New Policy” Reforms and Local Rebellions No access Pages 21 - 54
Chapter 2: Political Turmoil and the First Boundary Dispute between Sichuan (Kham) and Central Tibet (1911–1913) No access Pages 55 - 88
Chapter 3: The Second Boundary Dispute and the Eastward Advance of Tibetan Troops (1914–1918) No access Pages 89 - 122
Chapter 4: Internal Conflicts No access Pages 123 - 154
Chapter 5: Kham: The Struggle for Hegemony No access Pages 155 - 186
Chapter 6: Lamas, Warlords, and Nationalists No access Pages 187 - 220
Chapter 7: Kham Under Warlord Rule (1935–1949) and the Establishment of Xikang Province No access Pages 221 - 254
Chapter 8: The Communist Ascendancy No access Pages 255 - 290
Chapter 9: Red Star over Kham: Democratic Reforms (1956–1961) No access Pages 291 - 318
Chapter 10: Red Star over Kham: Occurrence and Suppression of Revolts No access Pages 319 - 350
Charts No access Pages 351 - 362
Bibliography No access Pages 363 - 402
Index No access Pages 403 - 416
About the Author No access Pages 417 - 418