The Tibetans were defeated by the Tibetans more than they were forced to fight today, on May 5, 1904 (March 20, 1904), the Tibetan invaders fought everywhere in the Tibetans. On May 5, 1904, the British were defeated by the Tibetans. On the day of the battle, the British commander Yong Feng said: "Indeed, on the same night, and more precisely in the dawn, we were attacked." "We were suddenly awakened by the strange strike of hundreds of Tibetans, the strangling and sharp voices of hundreds of Tibetans who met us with their guns and their warriors. It was so obvious to the West that the majority of the Black people could not remember that after a few minutes the government wanted to take a gun from the Confucius,