India-Taiwan Relation

Abstract

Taiwan is an island in the mainland of China, located in the Pacific Ocean. As a result of the Sino - Japanese war in 1894-95 AD and 1908 AD, it became under Japan. But in World War II it again came under China. But when the struggle between nationalists and communists started in China, in this struggle the Communist government came to power in the main Chinese territory, and the nationalist government had to flee to Taiwan under the leadership of Chiang-Kai-shek. Due to which two governments emerged in China, the main Chinese territory was not ruled by communists under the leadership of Mao, which was supported and supported by the former Soviet Union. Whereas the nationalist government of Taiwan is supported and supported by America. The Tropic of Cancer passes through the center of China, and is the position of the Taiwan Islands around 1200 east longitude, the Taiwan Islands located in the Pacific Ocean separates the North China Sea and the South China Sea. The former name of Taiwan is Formusa. Because Buddhism is prevalent in Taiwan as well, so in a way, there is a relation between Taiwan and India since ancient times. Therefore, along with seeing the rise of Taiwan for the study of modern-day relations, we have to study India's relations with it strategically in the current global environment. So that what steps are being taken with Taiwan in the context of India balancing the emerging Chinese power in the continent from Asia, it can be studied.