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We have been gently asking for the fries that we should have received, but the other party has consistently refused. If it were you, wouldn't you be angry? Or do you simply not care about those "fries" that you should have gotten?
When you toughened your stance a bit, the server immediately called security and shouted, "Hey! Look at this guy! Totally making a scene! Kick him out!"
Haha, isn't that just hilarious?
>Buys DLC about India, Iran and Afghanistan, which will include a-historical things but only for India, Iran and Afghanistan
>Looks inside
>No ahistorical things for China
>Complains about this being an insult to national territory
First of all, do you really think we would send death threats to a gaming company across two continents? I don't believe it. If the authorities don't provide corresponding evidence, I will regard it as a slander against us.
Instead of waiting your turn, you instead get your friends and start screaming death threats at the waiter and racism toward the Indian guy. And this is apparently reasonable?
People send death threats for all sorts of stupid things these days online.
No they won't. After Leviathan they always hear the voices from the community. I guess you are Australian (or at least you are from a developed country), so you don't realize what Paradox did to Chinese (Either mainland or Taiwan, the Tibet problem holds for both of them) players.
They spent several years, peacefully on Tibet issue. Now with the rework of India, most of them become radical. Only doing these things will the Paradox no longer stay silent.
This is not an extra fry for us, but something that should belong to us. Also, you think that in a WWII game, China doesn't have Tibet yet, so there shouldn't be a Tibet core. This is wrong. If you want actual control, then there really isn't one, but in that case, the German Alsace core should be removed (this is not the DLC Riga core), and other countries in the world should also have some of their cores removed.
You might actually have had me arguing on your side if, you know, said side made a reasoned argument and didn't resort to spam, death threats, justifying said threads and racism.
>Buys game about WW2, an era in which China did not include Tibet
>Buys DLC about India, Iran and Afghanistan, which will include a-historical things but only for India, Iran and Afghanistan
>Looks inside
>No ahistorical things for China
>Complains about this being an insult to national territory [/quote]
govern four counties in Lhasa, namely Medog, Milin, Linzhi and Gongbujiangda, Bomi and Chayu counties in Qamdo area, Langxian county in Shannan area, and it was located in Bayi Town, Linzhi county (approved by the State Council on October 8, 1983). In 1986, Xizang Autonomous Region abolished the Gyangze area, and the six counties under its jurisdiction, namely Yadong, Kangma, Gamba, Gyangze, Renbu and Bailang, were placed in Shigatse area; Langkazi County was placed in Shannan area (approved by the State Council on September 12, 1986). Tibet has been a part of China for a long time. How can you say that China did not include Tibet at that time?
In 1271, the Mongolian Khan Kublai Khan designated the title of the country as Yuan, and Wusi Zang (now the central and western parts of Tibet) and Duogan became part of the unified multi-ethnic Great Yuan Empire. Since then, Tibet has been formally brought under the direct jurisdiction of the central government of China. After the Yuan Dynasty unified China, according to the actual situation in Tibetan areas, A series of far-reaching administrative measures have been taken: For the first time, the General Institution of the Central Organization (renamed Xuanzhengyuan in 1288) was set up to take charge of Buddhist affairs throughout the country and military and political affairs in Tibet and other places. The ambassador (official in charge) of the Xuanzheng Academy is usually concurrently appointed by the Prime Minister, and the deputy ambassador is appointed by the monk recommended by the Imperial Master. In Tibet, people were surveyed, post offices were set up, taxes were collected, troops were stationed, officials were appointed, and the criminal law and calendar of the Yuan Dynasty were promulgated in Tibet. Appoint Tibetan monks and nuns as senior officials from the central government to the local government. The establishment, appointment, dismissal, promotion, reward and punishment of administrative institutions in Wusizang and Duogan are all subject to the central authorities. Dividing the local administrative regions of Tibet. In the Yuan Dynasty, the Central Committee set up three departments of propaganda and comfort ambassadors in Tibetan areas, all of which were directly under the management of Xuanzhengyuan. This is what the Tibetan history books call "three districts". As far as the region of today's Xizang Autonomous Region is concerned, it was under the jurisdiction of two of them at that time-now Lhasa, Shannan, Shigatse and Ali are under the jurisdiction of the Xuanwei Department of Uszang; The area around Changdu and the eastern part of Naqu City are under the jurisdiction of Dogan Xuanwei. In the Yuan Dynasty, accounts were checked in Wusi Tibetan and other places, officers were established, taxes were levied, post stations were established, troops were stationed, and the frontier was guarded. The Wusi Zang Xuan Wei Department is located in Saskatchewan (now Sakya, Tibet), with 130 households and several thousand households, and taxes are levied. Among them, the division of administrative regions in the Yuan Dynasty became the basis for the evolution of administrative divisions in Tibet. Ming dynasty Main entries: the history of Tibetan governance in the Ming Dynasty, the Eight Kings of Tibet, and the Wusi Tibetan Division.   25 Zhang Xizang In 1368, the Ming Dynasty took the place of the Yuan Dynasty and made a peaceful transition by collecting the old seals of the Yuan Dynasty and replacing them with new seals of the Ming Dynasty, thus inheriting the national sovereignty over Tibet. The Ming Dynasty did not follow the official system of the Yuan Dynasty, but established a unique system of conferring monk officials. Representatives of political and religious leaders in different places were given different titles in the Ming Dynasty, and they were given seals and seals, ordering them to manage their respective places. The succession of their positions must be approved by the emperor, and all of them can be named directly to the son of heaven. In terms of administrative divisions and the establishment of military and political institutions, the Ming Dynasty basically inherited the arrangement of the Yuan Dynasty in Tibet. In the Yuan Dynasty, Wusicang Xuanwei Division and Duogan Xuanwei Division were established, and in the Ming Dynasty, Wusicang and Duogan were established as two Wei Commanders and Marshal House of Russia. Later, Wusizang and Duogan were upgraded to the command department of the city, which consisted of the command department, the propaganda department, the recruitment department, the Wanhufu, the Qianhusuo and other institutions. Officials of military and political institutions at all levels have appointed local monks and secular leaders as their posts. The appointment, removal and promotion of officials at all levels were directly decided by the Central Committee of the Ming Dynasty, and seals were awarded. Qing dynasty Main entries: history of Tibetan governance in Qing Dynasty, ministers stationed in Tibet, Panchen Erdene, golden urn lot, Dalai Lama. In 1644, the Qing Dynasty made Beijing its capital.  Dalai V appeared before the emperor shunzhi. And then unify China. The Qing Dynasty exercised sovereignty in Tibet according to historical conventions. As long as the officials sealed by the former dynasty sent the seal of the old dynasty, they were given the seal of the new dynasty, and their original status remained unchanged. In 1652, the fifth Dalai Lama, a Gelug Sect of Tibetan Buddhism, was called to Beijing to meet the emperor shunzhi, the ancestor of the Qing Dynasty, and was officially conferred by the Qing Dynasty the following year. Later, the Fifth Panchen Lama was conferred the title of Emperor Kangxi. The titles of the Dalai Lama and Panchen Erdene and their political and religious status in Tibet were formally established. Since then, the Dalai Lama and Panchen Lama have been canonized and customized by the central government. In 1727, yongzheng emperor officially established the Minister in Tibet to handle Tibet affairs. On the basis of summing up the experience of Tibet management in Yuan and Ming Dynasties, the Qing Dynasty made major and comprehensive adjustments according to the actual situation and changes in the situation, such as: setting up a minister stationed in Tibet to take charge of all Tibet; Adjust the local political and religious management system in Tibet; Conferring the names of Dalai Lama and Panchen Erdene, and determining the system of drawing lots for golden urn; Establish the principle that the decision-making power of local foreign-related affairs and border defense in Tibet belongs to the central government; Demarcate the boundaries between Tibet and Qinghai, Sichuan and Yunnan; It stipulates the jurisdiction and authority of the Dalai Lama and Panchen Erdene, and divides the direct jurisdiction of the ministers stationed in Tibet. Republic of China period Main entry: Tibet. The Revolution of 1911 overthrew the feudal monarchy, and the Republic of China was established the following year. The Provisional Constitution of the Republic of China clearly stipulates that Tibet is one of the 22 provinces of the Republic of China. Since then, the Constitution and other laws and regulations have clearly stipulated that Tibet is a part of the Republic of China. In July 1912, the government of the Republic of China established the Mongolian and Tibetan Affairs Bureau (renamed the Mongolian and Tibetan Institute in May 1914), and appointed the chief of the central office in Tibet, directly under the Premier of the State, to perform the duties of the Qing Dynasty's minister in Tibet. In 1929, the Mongolian and Tibetan Institute was transformed into the Mongolian and Tibetan Committee. In April 1940, the Mongolia-Tibet Committee set up an office in Tibet in Lhasa as an agency of the central government in Tibet. The 14th Dalai Lama's identification and bed-sitting was also approved by the then National Government of the Republic of China. A large number of archives records during the Republic of China prove that representatives from all previous congresses, the highest organs of state power, national deliberative bodies or national congresses during the Republic of China, the Dalai Lama, the local government of Tibet and the Panchen Erdene all attended, and were elected or appointed to various state offices to participate in the management of state affairs. Communist party of China period Main entry: Tibet's peaceful liberation and the 17-article agreement  Peaceful liberation and democratic reform in Tibet In October 1950, the 18th Army of China People's Liberation Army liberated Qamdo [9]. On May 23, 1951, the Central People's Government and the local government of Tibet signed the Agreement between the Central People's Government and the local government of Tibet on Measures for the Peaceful Liberation of Tibet (commonly known as the 17-Article Agreement). Tibet was peacefully liberated. On February 9, 1955, the seventh plenary session of the State Council adopted the Decision of the State Council on the Establishment of preparatory committee for the tibet autonomous region. On April 22nd, 1956, preparatory committee for the tibet autonomous region was formally established by holding its inaugural meeting in Lhasa. The Dalai Lama Tenzin Gyatso is the chairman, panchenerdinichokyigyaltsen panchenerdiniqoigyigya is the first vice chairman and Zhang Guohua is the second vice chairman. Ngapoi Ngawangjigme is the Secretary-General. On March 10, 1959, Tibetan local government and upper-level reactionary groups openly tore up the 17-Article Agreement on the peaceful liberation of Tibet and held an armed rebellion in Lhasa. On March 17, the Dalai Lama fled Lhasa; On March 22, the battle of Lhasa ended successfully, and the rebellion in Lhasa city was completely shattered; On March 28th, Premier Zhou Enlai of the State Council issued an order to dissolve the local government in Tibet, and preparatory committee for the tibet autonomous region exercised the functions and powers of local government in Tibet. In view of the fact that the Dalai Lama, director of the Xizang Autonomous Region Preparatory Committee, is still being kidnapped, Vice Chairman panchenerdinichokyigyaltsen panchenerdiniqoigyigya will act as the chairman, and Pagbalha Geleg Namgyai and Ngapoi Ngawangjigme, standing members of the Preparatory Committee, will be appointed as the vice chairmen. On July 17th, the same year, the second plenary meeting of preparatory committee for the tibet autonomous region closed. The meeting adopted the Resolution on Democratic Reform in Tibet. The Central People's Government and the Xizang Autonomous Region Preparatory Committee decided to comply with people in Xizang's wishes and carry out democratic reform in Tibet ahead of schedule.  Xi Jinping participated in the deliberation of the Tibet delegation On July 24th, 1965, preparatory committee for the tibet autonomous region submitted the Request for Instructions on the Formal Establishment of Xizang Autonomous Region to the State Council. On August 23rd, Premier Zhou personally presided over the 158th plenary meeting of the State Council, discussed preparatory committee for the tibet autonomous region's request for instructions, agreed to hold the first meeting of the First People's Congress of Xizang Autonomous Region on September 1st, 1965, formally established Xizang Autonomous Region, and put forward corresponding proposals to the National People's Congress Standing Committee (NPCSC). On August 25th of the same year, the 15th meeting of the National People's Congress Standing Committee (NPCSC) approved the the State Council bill and adopted the resolution on the establishment of Xizang Autonomous Region. On September 1st, the first meeting of the First People's Congress of Xizang Autonomous Region was held in Lhasa. A central delegation headed by Xie Fuzhi, Deputy Prime Minister of the State Council, attended the meeting and expressed congratulations. The General Assembly elected the People's Committee of Xizang Autonomous Region on the 8th. Ngapoi Ngawangjigme was elected Chairman of the People's Committee of the Autonomous Region. Seven people, including Zhou Renshan and Pagbalha Geleg Namgyai, are vice-chairmen. On September 9th, the closing ceremony of the conference was held, and the Xizang Autonomous Region was officially proclaimed. In 1960, Xizang Autonomous Region (to be established) established Lhasa City (special level). It has jurisdiction over 9 counties including Linzhou, Dangxiong, Dazi, Qushui, Mozhugongka, Nimu, Duilongdeqing and Pangduo. Set up Naqu area, which governs 9 counties: Heihe, Baqing, Bango, Rue, Amdo, Nie Rong, Suo County, Damu Sakya and Shenzha; Set up the Qamdo area, which governs 12 counties: Qamdo, Jiangda, Gongjue, Anning, Luolong, Dingqing, Bianba, Chaya, Sangangqu, Basu, Leiwuqi and Zuogong; Shannan region was established to govern 12 counties including Naidong, Sangri, Jiacha, Langxian, Lagarie, Longzi, Cuona, Zhegu, Poor Knot, Luozha, Gongga and Zhanang. Set up the Gyangze area, which governs six counties: Gyangze, Renbu, Langkazi, Dalong, Bailang and Yadong; Set up the Xigaze Special Zone, which governs 11 counties of Xigaze, Nanmulin, Dingjie, Sakya, Lasi, Dingri, Nyalam, Geelong, Saga, Angren and Xietongmen; Set up Ali area, which governs 7 counties of Gaer, Ritu, Geji, Gaize, Zhongba, Pulan and Zada; Establish Linzhi area, which governs Linzhi, Medog, Gongbu Jiangda, Seba, Bomi, Milin and Jiali counties. (ratified by the State Council on 7 January 1960) In 1964, Xizang Autonomous Region (to be established) abolished Linzhi District, and its four counties, Linzhi, Milin, Gongbujiangda and Medog, were placed under Lhasa City. Jiali county is classified as Naqu area; Bomi county was placed under the jurisdiction of Changdu Special Zone (approved by the State Council on July 27, 1964); The Gyangze area was abolished, and Langkazi County under its jurisdiction was placed in Shannan area; The five counties of Gyangze, Kangma, Renbu, Yadong and Bailang were assigned to Shigatse (approved by the State Council on October 31, 1964). In 1970, the districts in Xizang Autonomous Region were renamed as regions. Xizang Autonomous Region has jurisdiction over 1 prefecture-level city, 5 regions and 71 counties. In 1983, Xizang Autonomous Region established the Gyangze area, which governs six counties of Yadong, Kangma, Gamba, Gyangze, Renbu and Bailang in Shigatse area, Langkazi County in Shannan area, and is located in Gyangze Town of Gyangze County. Linzhi area was established to govern four counties in Lhasa, namely Medog, Milin, Linzhi and Gongbujiangda, Bomi and Chayu counties in Qamdo area, Langxian county in Shannan area, and it was located in Bayi Town, Linzhi county (approved by the State Council on October 8, 1983). In 1986, Xizang Autonomous Region abolished the Gyangze area, and the six counties under its jurisdiction, namely Yadong, Kangma, Gamba, Gyangze, Renbu and Bailang, were placed in Shigatse area; Langkazi County was placed in Shannan area (approved by the State Council on September 12, 1986). Tibet has been a part of China for a long time. How can you say that China did not include Tibet at that time?
Simple:
Tibet was part of China up to 1912 as protectorate. Ceased to be part of China and became an independent country in 1912-1951; was annexed by PRC in 1951.
Within the timeframe of the game it's independent (I'm pretty sure that PRC has focus allowing them to attack Tibet).
The reason for this incident is that the anger of the CHN player community exploded. The radicals have thoroughly defeated the moderates, because they have found that the moderate proposals of the moderates have not been answered at all.