Invasion of Tibet by Nepalese Army and Chinese military intervention. It began in 1788 and lasted until 1789 (about 1 year). The setting was Tibet and Shigatse. It was part of Ten Great Campaigns. Those involved included Qianlong Emperor, Tibetan people, Prince Bahadur Shah of Nepal and Fuk'anggan.
Before and after
- from 13 September 1787 to 10 October 1787Prussian invasion of Holland
- 17 September 1787United States Constitution
- 25 September 1787Constitutional Convention
- 1788Auld Lang Syne
- from 1788 to 1789Sino-Nepalese War
- 1788James Hutton presents his Theory of the Earth
- 22 January 1788Birth of Lord Byron
- 26 January 1788Founding of Sydney
- from February 1788 to August 1791Austro-Turkish War of 1788–1791
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The era
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