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THE BHUTAN UNIQUE COLLECTIONS
COMPILE BY
Dr IWAN S
Private limited e-book special for collectors
Jakarta 2010
@Copy right DR IWAN S 2010
I.PREFACE
II. CHRONOLOGIC HISTORIC COLLEC TIONS
1. BHUTAN INFORMATION BOOK 1868
2. BHUTAN INFORMATION BOOK 1947
(INDIA ALMANAC 1947)
(1) BHUTAN AREA 18.00 sq mile, is an independent Himalayan state, under the Protectorate in respect of foreign relations, of His Majesty’s Government, possessing s fretile soil and temperate climate. The population ,computed to number about 300.000, are sturdy folk, of Tibetan affinities, in recent times there has been a considerable Nepalese immigration in the foot-hill region.
Though politically independent of Tibet. Bhutan is succeptible to Tibetan influence for the Bhutanese share the religion and culture of Tibet, and look to the Dalai lama as their spiritual head. In former times, China exchanged presents with Bhutan , but did not established effective suzerainity.
(2) For some 250 miles ,Bhutan dominated a tract of Land singulary rich and fertile ,situated partly in Bengal and partly in Assam, known as the Eighteenth Duars ( Duar being a pass). This area and what is now the State of Cooch Behar formed the traditional happy hunting-ground of Bhutanese free-boters.
(3) The History of Bhutan
(a)1774
indeed it was the forcible abduction of the Cooch Behar Raja and his brother that led indirectly to the first intercourse between ,John Company’ and Bhutan. This Bhutanese aggresion was followed by a small successful expedition under a Company Officer. This led then Tashi Lama (wh was also Regent of Tibet) to address a friendly letter to Warren Hastings, inter-ceding on behalf of the erring Bhutanese.
Warren Hastings immediately responded by deputing Bogles ‘Good-Will Mission’. Bogle travelled via Bhutan and en route establish cordial relation there in 1774.
(b) 1792
The Bogle travelled continiue till 1792. in this year Nepal invaded Tibet, the Chinese suspected that the Bengal authorities had engineered this invasin, and by their influence induced the Bhutanese to shut the door.
(c)1825
The suspicion and hostility thus engendered was accentuated, when the Company extending its influence to Assam, on the expulsion of the Burmese in this year 1825, became heir to the uneasy relation existing between the Assamese and Bhutan; cnditin prevailed comparable with these in the Derajat on the Waziristan border at their worst.
(d)1837-1864
Thirty cases of plundering occured and at least 25 Indians were unknwn to have been carried ff into slavery. Meanwhile 50 outrages were committed in Coch Behar territry (ne invlving ver RS 20.000 wrth prpertys) and 60 residents of the state were Kidnapping
(e) 1857
Indian Mutiny of 1857 served to post-pone settlement.
(f)1863
The envoy (Mr E.Eden) sent in 1863, charged with proposals of a concilliatry charactor, but instructed to demand the return of all captives and plundered property and security for the future peace of the Frontier was insulted in open Darbar and put under duress.
(g)1864-1910
The Bhutan war of 1864 led to the conclussion of the Treaty of Sinchula in January 1886, Bhutan cede in perpetuity the whle f the 18 Duars and in return recieved a subsidy f RS 50.000 a year.
Since that date realtin with Bhutan have been exellent, and the bonds between Bhutan and India grown closer.
(h)1907
In 1907 the leading chief of Bhutan, Tongsa Pealop Ugen Wangchuk was elected by the unanimous votes of Bhutan Chief s and a number of monks as hereditary Emperor of Bhutan
(i) 1910
Finally in 1910, in return for an increase in the Subsidy of RS 50.000 paid under the Sinchula Treaty to RS 1.000.000 that treaty has been amended t include a provision that Bhutans freign relatin should be cntrolled by the British Government at the same time undertaking to exercise on interference in the internal administratin of Bhutan.
Under anther agreement the Bhutan Government has undertaken to remove all liqour shops from within a 10s miles zone of the British District border in return for an annual conpensation of Rs 1.000.000.
look at the Bhutan Royal letter below
(j)1926
in 1926 , Emperor Tongsa was succeeded by his eldest son Sir Jigme Wangchuk .
3. BHUTAN VINTAGE COLLECTIONS
3a. BHUTAN VINTAGE POSTAL HISTORY
Postally used cover intern Bhutan from Simnachai to Thimpu
Postal Used cover from Bhutan To Calcutta
Postally used cover from Tashing to Pare intern Bhutan
Postally used cover from Bhutan to Nepal
Postally used cover from MangarZhong to Thimpu intern Bhutan
3b.THE VINTAGE MAP OF BHUTAN AND RELATED COUNTRY(official PRC repro,Beijinh 1962)
(1) The Map of Bhutan related countries 1908
(2) The Map Of Bhutan Related countries 1908
(3) Bhutan Map 1950
BHUTAN MAP IN INDIA-PRCHINA BORDER
(Foreign language librabry,Beijing,1962)
In this book illustrated several India-china border Map during the border conflict 1962, ex PRC embassy Jakarta library)
BHUTAN 2002
( Jevan F.,Pray Changing The heart of the Indian Sub-continent,Be a voice be a bridge,2002)
(1) Bhutan Information 2002
(a)BHUTAN is the only democratic theocracy in the world with the King governing through a strong Buddhist elected assembly. It is completely land-locked, strategically located between India and China.90% mountainsous with difficult terrain. It hast a predominanatly rural population praticing subsistence farming. Monastic education given a high priority and takeng place in Buddhist colleges and meditation centers.
(b) Statistic
Capital Thimphu
Language nepali,Dzongkha and English.
Population 900.000
District 20
Villages 67.503
Total peple grouth 147
Christian less than 1%
Major people groups : Bhote,Drukpa,Ngalong, Nepalese.
Bhutan Postally used cover cds Zhemgang Zhong 1968 on Mickeymouse stamps to Thimpu the capital city of Bhutan
(2) Bhutan Map 2002
(2) Bhutanese-Nepalese picture
THE BHUTAN PHRESE
I will put my Spirit in you And you will live, and I will settle you In your own land
Ezekiel 37:14
2. Bhutan Collection found In Indonesia 2007-2008
During preparation to visit Bhutan I buy some Bhutan stamp and when vist Bhutan i will take this stamps to the post office and made CTO because I am afraid this collection will lost or not transfer because of many political reason, because until this day i never recieved as postally used cover from Bhutan, I send letters three times in 1985.2007 and 2008, also I asked my native Bhutan to shoe me their postally used cover from their friend in Bhutan but only promise and thei only contact via chat if abroad, and SMS phone, I have ever seen in auction postally used cover all cds Penshouling,the Border post office with India but I cannot proof this really original or fake. All of the stamps in mint unused stamps.
(1) Bhutan first stamp issued
(2) Vintage Bhutan Three dimension stamps
(3) Bhutan Modernstamp sheet
B.
B. The Story of Bhutan in 2010Bhutan stamp and sheet 2010
BHUTAN POSTAL HISTORY FROM SEVERAL POST OFFICE SEND FROM MY FRIEND MUHUL BOWNIK (special for Indonesian phillatelist Adi Dharma ,after seen this you will know that the Bhutan postal services with border are exist,
BHUTAN UNIQUE COLLECTION 2010
in April 2010, I have found several Native Bhutan friend, three of them became my best friend, they send me their Royal picture and native traditional picture, I have asking them the other kind of unique collections but they do not understand that is why no Phillatelic , coin, vintage picture etc unique-collections don not exist, but will the picture illustrated below, The Bhutan country was same like other country life, but still not many tourist came here because the strict tourist Policy for protect their country from bat habit Polution of Globalitation. One of my native Bhutan friend which this time still study Master in Thailand understand about unique collections after click my blog, and he promise to collect all kind of unique collections as much as he can , and give all to me , he will back home August 2010 and he will invite moe as the guest to his homeland Bhutan ,because the Native Bhutan Peple allow to invite two friend for visit Bhutan country without the special charge for common turist visit and the cost became reasonable for me to visit Bhutan in September 2010.
Please look at the modern unique collections from Bhutan below.:
1.Bhutan Royal Picture
in April 2010 My native Bhutan friend have sent me the Bhutan Royal picture, look at the two picture below.
2.MY Native Bhutan Friend figure
In April 2009 , I find several native Bhutan friends, and two of them was work in cinematography entertaint-ment , one send me her profile with native traditional Bhutan gown (look at the illustration below) and the other one no profile photo, they send me several native traditional Bhutan picture look at point ad3 ,Native Bhutan picture below.
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3. Bhutan Native Picture 2009
My native Bhutan friend in April 2009 had sent me several native bhutan picture,including Miss bhutan and Bhutan animation Karma Wangsin picture scene.
Native Bhutan
4. Bhutan Landscape Picture
my native Bhutan friend send me the beutiful and exciting landscape picture of Bhutan, the countri with-out polution., and still fresh and healty wheather,
BHUTAN LANDSCAPE
5.THE RECENT PICTURE OF BHUTAN ANCIENT AREA
In April 2010, My native Bhutan friend have sent me two exciting recent picture of the ancient Buddhists heritage building at Bhutan :
(a) THE BHUTAN BUDDHIST STUPA AT NONG NOOCH
The Nong Nooch Buddhist Stupa at Bhutan were small sizes,but many in one sites, look at the exciting recent picture below, I must look this area when my visit Bhutan in september 2010 (pray for me in order to succeed my nex adventure, the Adventure of Dr iwan s ‘Five Day In Bhutan 2010′ ).
(b)THE BUDHHA MOUNTAIN AT BHUTAN
My native Bhutan friend Yeesh. send me the recent photo ,the ancient biggest incised carved of Bhutan Buddha in the mountain, when I visit Bhutan I will looked at this perfect and exciting ancient Bhutan art.
BHUTAN ANCIENT AREA
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