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developed by Tibetan invaders after the defeat of the rule of the Indian Raj -
converted to Buddhism -
founded by Tibetan people named it after the thunder dragon he said inhabited the areas -
was built -
became the first to unite Bhutan and established the Drukpa Lineage as the state religion with a Buddhist law code -
signed a treaty of peace with the EIC ceding land and trade rights -
EIC annexed the area for an annual fee -
Signed by Bhutan that gave more territory to the EIC -
united much of Bhutan under his control with British Assistance -
chosen as hereditary Ruler
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became the hereditary ruler of Bhutan
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amended to set up Bhutan as a self-governing protectorate -
India took of Uk's role as foreign policy director for Bhutan and promised to respect internal sovereignty -
coronated and began reforms -
was established -
was abolished in Bhutan -
Tibetan Refugees entered the country -
assassinated by political adversaries -
took place -
established for the first time -
Bhutan began to end almost total exclusion of foreigners -
ascended to the throne -
allowed for the first time -
government began to enforce rules for dress and daily life -
was banned in schools -
for greater rights and more democracy and were attacked, forced thousands to flee to nepal -
LIMITED television and internet services were first allowed -
Bhutanese and Nepalese discussed the return of 100,000 ethnic nepalese forced out of Bhutan in the preceding decade -
believed to be by formerly exiled Nepalese took place during the lead up to the first parliamentary elections -
was coronated -
with china erupted from development of a roadway in territory claimed by Bhutan