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The Himalayan Confederation is a releasable formable of 
Sikkim, one of the many releasables of 
India. it is located in South Asia 
, and requires 
Arunachal Pradesh, 
Bhutan, 
Kangleipak, 
Nagalim, 
Nepal and some cities of India.
Background[]
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The Confederation of Himalayan States was a confederation between Bhutan, Nagaland, Nepal, the North-East Frontier Agency, and Sikkim, semi-officially proposed by the government of the People's Republic of China in 1962.
Starting in 1956, China made several proposals of unions in the Himalayan Mountains in an attempt to decrease Indian influence in the region. These included the Federation of Sikkim and Bhutan, Gurkhastan, and promises of autonomy for Darjeeling-Dooars District.
Among the last of these attempts came in 1962 with the proposal to form the Confederation of Himalayan States. The proposal seemed "encouraging from a Chinese point of view," and each country and region attempted to pursue this to varying levels of success.
To the horror of many other countries, including India, some leaders and groups in control of the countries included in the proposal seemed in favor of it, trying to leave India's sphere of influence for China's. Any fears of ulterior motives were assuaged with references to China's peaceful border negotiations with Burma, Nepal, and Pakistan, as well as her respect for the independence of Asian states
Threats[]
Buryatia requiring Arunachal Pradesh, Sikkim and Bhutan to form 
Sacred Union of Shambhala. (EPIC)
India reintegrating it’s releasables. (RARE)