| Event | Event | Event Type | Source | Source Year |
| 1717 | Dzungar Mongles invade Tibet and seize | political | Common | News | 1998 |
| Lhasa |
| 1720 | Emperor King His evicts Dzungars after | political | Common | News | 1998 |
| expedition and sets imperial supervision |
| over country's government |
| 1723 | Manchu troops withdrawl from Tibet | political | Common | News | 1998 |
| 1740 | Sonam Topgye of Phola, chief minister | political | Common | News | 1998 |
| since 1728, given title of King of Tibet |
| 1745 | Capuchin friars booted out of Lhasa. | pol/rel | Thomas | Lowell | 1950 |
| 1750 | Unrest after Phola's death leads to Chinese | pol/rel | Common | News | 1998 |
| intervention restoring power to the |
| Seventeenth Dalai Lama Kesang Gyatso |
| 1774 | Warren Hastings, first governor general of | political | Thomas | Lowell | 1950 |
| India under British, tried to establish trade |
| relations |
| 1791 | Nepalese Gurkhas invade Tibet, but are | political | Common | News | 1998 |
| repelled by Chinese forces |
| 1811 | Thomas Manning was first European in | political | Thomas | Lowell | 1950 |
| Lhasa since 1745 |
| 1855 | Chinese stay out of war between Nepal and | political | Common | News | 1998 |
| Tibet |
| 1890 | Anglo-Chinese Convention fixes border | political | Common | News | 1998 |
| between Tibet and Sikkim |
| 1904 | British Colonel Younghusband invades | political | Common | News | 1998 |
| Tibet and occupies Lhasa. Chinese left out |
| of Anglo-Tibetan Treaty decision. |
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