evidence: In Short - No Chinese map showed Aksai Chin as its territory before 1920s - Aksai Chin was historically part of Ladakh, and British India since mid-19th century - China militarily captured Aksai Chin through 1950s and during 1962 war Aksai Chin is almost the size of Bhutan and little smaller than Switzerland. Most of it is in occupation of China, which captured the region during 1950s and consolidated its military grip over the area during the 1962 India-China war, rejecting all Indian attempts to settle border disputes peacefully. [...] China did not object to Ladakh or Aksai Chin being part of India until a couple of years after 1950, when Indian Constitution adopted the whole of Jammu and Kashmir as its integral territory.