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On the night of March 17, 1959, whilst the folks of Tibet braced for a chaotic power grab by Oriental occupiers—one that will permanently eliminate any vestige of nationwide sovereignty—the twenty-four-year-old Dalai Lama, Tibet’s political and religious leader, considered the difficult. The job before him was enormous: to slide past a cordon of break Chinese soldiers buzzing his summer palace and, by having an escort of 300, trip throughout the best ground in the planet and over dangerous Himalayan moves to freedom—one action in front of seeking Chinese soldiers.Mao Zedung, China’s callous Communist master, had pinned his hopes for complete Tibetan distribution on managing the impressionable Dalai Lama. So perpetual resistance might be meant by beloved was the young ruler—so identified with his country’s essence—that for him to escape from the populace reluctant to endure an ever more challenging work. The Dalai Lama’s minders sent word to the rebels and CIA -trained guerrillas who waited to the path: His Holiness should escape—at all costs.In several methods, the 14th Dalai Lama, Tenzin Gyatso, was unprepared for that legendary trip expecting him.