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1841年～1842年的森巴战争,亦即西藏军民抗击查谟道格拉王室入侵的战争,是我国近代史上发生在西藏的第一次重大的反侵略战争。这场战争的发生,既非偶然,亦非突然。而是道格拉统治者对外扩张和英国殖民者对印、对华政策的必然结果。这场战争所带来的严重而深远的影响,一直及于今天。 道格拉王室对西藏的入侵,是其统治者古拉伯·辛格为实现其扩张野心而发动的一系列侵略战争中的一环。对西藏的侵略,也是他卖身投靠英国殖民者,在英帝国主义许可下进行的,并配合了英帝国主义对我东南沿海的侵略。
The Semba war from 1841 to 1842, that is, the war on Tibet by civilians and civilians to fight the royal invasion of Jammu Dove was the first major anti-aggression war in Tibet in modern history. It is neither accidental nor sudden that this war has taken place. But the inevitable result of the foreign expansion of the Douglas rulers and the policy of the British colonialists against India and toward China. The serious and far-reaching impact this war has brought has been and still remains today. The invasion of Tibet by Douggrae’s royal family was part of a series of aggressive wars launched by its ruler Gurabo Singh in pursuit of its expansionist ambitions. The aggression against Tibet was also his personal occupation of British colonialists under the British imperialist permission, and with the British imperialist aggression against the southeastern coast of China.