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**Lt_Apple** · 11-05-2005, 11:30 AM

Dear Mr. Sudhama,
I agree to the reasons (behind the defeat in war) that you had mentioned (Nehru's overconfidence, India's unpreparedness etc). But my main question is whether Buddhist's nonvoilence concept is the reason for Tibet's defeat. I feel they might not have done anything against China'a aggression, even if they had well developed Army.

Any way this is one of the good historical subject, Indians have to know. Please throw some lights on what happened before and during the war.

11-05-2005, 11:30 AM	#4
Lt_Apple Join Date Dec 2008 Posts 4,489 Senior Member	Dear Mr. Sudhama, I agree to the reasons (behind the defeat in war) that you had mentioned (Nehru's overconfidence, India's unpreparedness etc). But my main question is whether Buddhist's nonvoilence concept is the reason for Tibet's defeat. I feel they might not have done anything against China'a aggression, even if they had well developed Army. Any way this is one of the good historical subject, Indians have to know. Please throw some lights on what happened before and during the war.
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