Second Sino-Indian War

It was a war that began because India invaded Nepal with the goal of annexing it, the invasion was part of the idea of expansion of Greater India.

The objective of the war was also stop a communist revolution that was happening in Sikkim. The Himalayan region had been under a wave of revolutions following the foundation of Ling Chinaball.

Revolution in Nepal
The revolution in Nepal was a slap in the face of Greater Indiaball, India was preparing to annex Nepal the same way it did with Bhutan, but different from Bhutan they found resistance in Nepal. India feared Ling Chinaball in the region during its rise and after the Chinese reclaimed Tibet they tried to take most of the Himalaya.

Following the communist coup in Nepal, India started to support Hindu nationalists and militant Hindutvas groups in the country. Communist Nepal responded by cracking down on Hindu temples, attacking the caste system and vanishing Hindu structure from the country. India feared the same could happen in its territory, seeing communist insurgencies had grown.

Indian Invasion of Nepal
The war started when India invaded Nepal, claiming it had supported anti-Indian resistance in Sri Lanka and Bangladesh plus communists and separatists in Bhutan and Sikkim, which was all truth by the way. India also claimed Maoist Nepal was in a war against Hinduism.

Nepal didn’t resist the invasion and Kathmandu was taken. Due to the invasion, Ling Chinaball entered the middle of the conflict to defend its ally and FEAU member. Ling managed to repel the Indian invasion and expelled them from most of Nepali territories.

India said it would launch a new offensive against Nepal with more troops. China and Nepal together then invaded Bhutan under Indian control.

War in Bhutan
Bhutan was an absolute theocratic buddhist monarchy, it was notorious for treating bad its Nepalese minority. Bhutan had been annexed by India and becoming one of its provinces after the Nepalese Revolution, that had a spillover in Bhutan and made the Nepalese rise up against the government.

After India was kicked in the ass by China in Nepal, it started a new intervention and invaded Nepal's second province. China responded by invading Bhutan together with Nepal, Indian troops were destabilized soon had to be withdrawn from Nepal.

War in Sikkim
Sikkim was almost just like Bhutan, a buddhist kingdom annexed by India and that was facing a communist revolution and having to severely crackdown on a lot of people suspect to be communists, many massacres took place in this event.

After China invaded Bhutan, it said it would give southern provinces mostly inhabited by ethnic Nepalese to Maoist Nepal. Ling pushed the Indian troops in Nepal till the border with Sikkim.

Chinese and Nepali troops invaded Sikkim from Bhutan and Nepal, smashing the Indian military there. India then seeing it was in a complicated situation launched an offensive against the Aksai Chin that had been taken by India in the previous Chinese government that was weak and had been reclaimed by the Chinese.

War in Kashmir Ladakh
Seeing it would be difficult to counter attack the Chinese in the Himalayas, India decided to invade Tibet and the Aksai Chin that had been a neutral zone since the old weak Chinese government allowed India to occupy it.

China started a second campaign that defeated India and occupied the Ladakhi Leh district of Kashmir, China had received the support of sympathetic Kashmir groups that were anti-India. China had also said it was thinking on the possibility of giving a state to the muslim Kashmirs.

Kashmir and Chinese leaders had met and China was supportive of the idea of creating a Kashmir socialist republic on the zone that India had occupied from Pakistan. China also threatened to strike New Delhi if India continued attacking other countries.

After that India recognized it could face full destabilization if China continued attacking its position.

Chinese occupation of the Arunachal Pradesh
Following Indian attempt of invading Chinese Tibet, China invaded the Arunachal Pradesh and started a campaign against India there, some people rise up in support to China while others rise up against.

The Chinese occupied virtually all of it, with some territories being kept still by India but around 20-50% of eastern districts. India wanted to launch a counter offensive against Chinese position in Arunachal Pradesh but China threatened to start an intervention in other Indian provinces just to assist communist revolutionaries.

The end
India recognized its defeat and signed a treaty with China that recognized the “secession” of Sikkim and Bhutan following the revolutions there. India was the one filled with internal rebellions due to its Hindutva government at the time.

India however didn’t recognize the Chinese annexation of Leh and most of the Arunachal Pradesh and accused China of ethnic cleansing because most part of the Hindus fled these regions, though it was because of the war not because of any Chinese. But China on the other hand gave up of supporting Kashmir nationalists and communists in order to stay with the occupied territories in the Arunachal Pradesh.

The war however continued as a proxy one, with India supporting Hindu nationalists in Nepal and China supporting the communist rebellions in India.

Pakistan gave diplomatic support to China since it had lost the two wars against India ten years before.

New borders
Bhutan stayed mostly with China, it was annexed to Ling's Tibet as a prefecture, while some Southern provinces were annexed by Maoist Nepalball and became the province number six.

Sikkim became an autonomous province of Maoist Nepalball

The Ladakhi Leh district became a prefecture of Ling's Tibet as well.

Most of the Arunachal Pradesh was annexed back by China to Tibet as well, becoming four different prefectures.