Russia and China.

Publisher Marketing: Peter A. Badmaev (1851-1920) - Russian scientist, diplomat, scholar of the East, a well-known physician and founder of the medical science of Tibet in the European part of Russia. Received after the appointment of St. Petersburg University in the Asian Department of the Foreign Ministry of the Russian Empire, Badmaev often traveled to China, Mongolia and Tibet, as a result has become one of the largest expert in this important region. Predictions and suggestions Badmaeva were set in 1893, has become known in the "Note to Alexander III on the tasks of Russian policy in the Asian East." The situation in the East was rather complex. India and Nepal have been a British colony age. The British tried hard to the north, into the Himalayas and Tibet, which were bound to face Russia in the late seventies conquered Central Asia. Mongolia and China were of interest to both Russia and Japan, which after centuries of isolation seeks to assert his influence in the region. After analyzing the situation in China, Badmaev concluded that the ruling Manchu dynasty there soon to fall. Particular attention is drawn to Badmaev Tibet, calling it the key to Asia from India. Badmaev was a staunch monarchist and supporter of the expansion of Russian influence in the East. In an effort to reorient the Russian policy in the East, he had grandiose plans for the inclusion of China, Tibet and Mongolia in the Russian sphere of influence, until the full accession of these countries. Badmaev summarized his thoughts in his study, the key geopolitical "Russia and China," which is offered to your attention.