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  2.  @shekharguptafanclub4120  Who told you Chinese and Indian civilization didn't attack one another?? Are you aware North East was under Chinese and Burmese occupation from 1200 to 1800 AD?? Today's Assam used to be known as Kamrupa whose natives were Bengalis. Chinese Ahoms from Yunnan invaded Bengali Kamrupa in circa 1200 AD and renamed it to Oxom or Axom after themselves. Chinese occupied Axom was invaded and occupied by the Burmese from 1400 AD to 1800 AD when British invaded and annexed Burma with British India. This is how after 600 years of Chinese and Burmese occupation, Kamrupa aka Assam aka North East returned to India but with majority ethnic Chinese and Burmese population. When the British separated Burma from India in 1937, they retained undivided Assam with India but these places now had majority ethnic Chinese and Burmese population who have never accepted themselves as Indians. This is why these people have been taking help from China and Burma to separate from India right from 1947. This is why the government of India has hidden the history of North East and declared ethnic Chinese and Burmese as indigenous Indian tribals to appease them and Bengalis who are the real natives of North East as settlers or illegal immigrants in their own ancestral lands. India and Indians played a huge role in China's century of humiliation where the British used troops from India to cow down the Chinese and forcibly sold them opium grown in British India for silver, tea, silk and other precious commodities. Much of the old Marwari, Parsi, Gujarati business houses made their fortune through the opium trade under the patronage of the British in return for support of their kings of Rajputana Gujarat towards British occupation of British India of which Rajputana Gujarat were never a part of. You will not get to read this in any history book.
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