India–China Boundary Problem 1846–1947

A.G. Noorani

Print publication date: 2011

Print ISBN-13: 9780198070689

Published to British Academy Scholarship Online: September 2012

DOI: 10.1093/acprof:oso/9780198070689.001.0001

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APPENDIX 1 Treaty between Tibet and Ladakh, 1842
APPENDIX 2 Treaty between the British Government and the State of Lahore, 9 March 1846
APPENDIX 3 Treaty of Amritsar, 16 March 1846
APPENDIX 4 Diplomatic Exchanges with China for a Boundary Agreement, 1846–8
APPENDIX 5 Vans Agnew’s Memorandum of 13 May 1847 to the East India Company on the Boundary Commission of 1847, 28 July 1847
APPENDIX 6 Convention between Great Britain and China Relating to Sikkim and Tibet Signed at Calcutta, 17 March 1890
APPENDIX 6A Note from the Tsungli Yamen dated 31 March 1894
APPENDIX 7 Lieutenant Colonel Gore’s ‘Note on Aksai Chin’, 8 February 1897
APPENDIX 8 Francis Younghusband’s Note on the Boundary between Hunza and Chinese Turkestan, 1898
APPENDIX 9 Sir John Ardagh’s Memorandum on ‘The Northern Frontier of India from the Pamirs to Tibet’, 1 January 1897
APPENDIX 10 India Rejects the Ardagh Line
APPENDIX 11 The Governor-General Lord Elgin Defines the Proposed Boundary to the Secretary of State for India, 27 October 1898
APPENDIX 12 Britain Formally Proposes a Boundary to China—The Ambassador Sir Claude MacDonald’s Note to the Tsungli Yamen, 14 March 1899
APPENDIX 12A Francis Younghusband’s ‘Note on the Boundary between Hunza and Chinese Territory’, 1904
APPENDIX 13 Governor-General Lord Curzon to the Secretary of State for India, 26 January 1905
APPENDIX 14 Lord Curzon to the Secretary of State for India, 10 August 1905
APPENDIX 15 C. Kirkpatrick’s ‘Note on the History of the Boundary of Kashmir between Ladakh and Kashgaria’, 8 June 1907
APPENDIX 16 Indo-Tibetan Exchange of Notes Defining the McMahon Line, 24–5 March 1914
APPENDIX 17 Convention between Great Britain, China, and Tibet, Initialled at Simla, 27 April 1914
APPENDIX 18 Statement by China’s Foreign Office Waichiapu on the Proceedings in Simla, 1914
APPENDIX 19 Foreign Secretary Denys Bray’s Letter to the India Office on the Boundary, 7 September 1917
APPENDIX 20 China’s Memorandum Listing its Objections to the Simla Convention 1914, 30 May 1919
APPENDIX 21 Extracts form Nehru’s Note to the Secretary-General and the Foreign Secretary, 1 July 1954
APPENDIX 22 Correspondence between Jawaharlal Nehru and Zhon En-lai, 1959

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