Nepal’s foreign relations could not get expanded prior to the commencement of the Rana period as Nepal remained a remote country that time. The first Rana Prime Minister, Junga Bahadur Rana had adopted the policy of pleasing the British to make the Rana Rule unimpaired and long lasting. For the same purpose, he had visited […]
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The temples found in Nepal can be divided into the following three types in terms of their architectural design and arts: The Pagoda Style (Roofed Style) These temples where lie the Gods the Hindus worship with faith are built as model of Nyatapole Temple architecture to fulfill the purpose of devotion, worshipping and the path
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Nepal is a multilingual country. The constitution of Nepal has recognized that all languages spoken as the mother tongues in Nepal are the languages of the nation. The Nepali language is the official language of Nepal. Nepali is a lingua franca too. Every Nepali can understand and speak Nepali language. The languages; Kirat, Sanskrit, Pali
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Historical Events Time/Date Arrival of Bipaswi Buddha in Nepal Satya epoch Manjushree established the settlement in Kathmandu valley which was in the form of a pond by draining out the water through the gorge he made by cutting the hill Treta epoch The first king of Nepal, Dharmakar Treta epoch The sixth Kirati King, Humati
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The son of Balnarsingh Kunwar, Junga Bahadur Kunwar took over the reign after the Kot Parwa. After Bhandarkhal Parwa and Alau Parwa, Junga Bahadur became more powerful, and got the title Shree 3 of Lamjung and Tanahun and laid the foundation for Rana Regime. Prime Ministers and their major contributions Junga Bahadur (1904-1933 BS): The
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Although various genealogies have described the ancient history of royal dynasty in different ways, the Gorkha royal dynasty is believed to have the relationship with the Sisaudiya Rajputs of Chitaud, India on the basis of the various facts obtained till date. Following the fall of Chitaud due to the attack by Muslim, the rulers of
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Kodari Being the main trade centre of Nepal with Tibet, the autonomous region of China, Kodari is the main checkpoint of Nepal like Birgunj is the main trade centre of Nepal with India. The Araniko Highway, one of the major highways of Nepal, has linked Kathmandu with Kodari, the bordering trade centre for importing goods
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Kathmandu valley is located in the flat land of Nepal’s midhill region at an altitude of 1337 m above the sea level. Temperate climate is found here. Being the capital city of Nepal, Kathmandu has the high pressure of population. Kathmandu should be taken as the place carrying the history of ancient age, the place
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Nepal has age old relationship with Tibet and China. Having become strong relation from the time of Amsuvarma, the Thakuri king of the Lichchhavi period, the relationship of Nepal-China-Tibet has becoming stronger in the later years. Three big wars occurred between Nepal and China-Tibet in 1788, 1791 and 1855 AD. The first war ended with
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The Treaty of Sugauli Government of Nepal on May 28th, 1815 AD had Guru Gajaraj Mishra and Chandra Shekhar Upadhyaya as its envoys to Sugauli to have a negotiation about the treaty with Bradshaw, the representative of Company Government. But the negotiation failed when Nepal refused to have a dialogue about the treaty due to
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