Fukangan

Fukangan led a Qing army into Nepal to repel a Gurkha invasion of Tibet. The campaign successfully drove the Gurkhas back and forced them to accept Qing suzerainty, securing the Tibetan border.

Fukangan's forces besieged and captured the Gurkha fortress at Nuwakot, a key strategic position in Nepal. The victory opened the way to the Nepalese capital and forced the Gurkhas to negotiate.

Fukangan negotiated the Treaty of Betrawati with the Gurkha kingdom, ending the war. The treaty established Nepal as a tributary state of the Qing Empire and required the Gurkhas to pay tribute every five years.