In the 8th century, Ladakh was caught between Tibetan expansion pressing from the east, and Chinese influence exerted from Central Asia through the passes. In 719 a census was taken, and in 724 the administration was reorganized.
During the 8th century, Ladakh was situated between Tibetan advances from the east and Chinese influence via Central Asian passes. In 719, a census was carried out, and in 724, the administrative structure was revised.