The Dynastic History of Northern India (Early Mediaeval Period) v1.c14.38

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⁴ Mr. Parker points out from the T'ang Annals (618-907) that in 703 A. D. Nepal and India threw off Tibetan suzerainty and that “the then king of Tibet perished during his personal conduct of the punitive expedition that he had organised against them.” But as Prof. Sylvain Lévi has shown, Nepal was subsequently reconquered by the Tibetans. See *Journal of Manchester Oriental Society*, 1911, p. 133. For a further account of the war in 708 A. D., see the *Missionary Journal*, *China*, 1901, and *Asiatic Quarterly Review*, 1910.