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Gorkha (Nepali: गोरखा,
formerly known as
Prithvinarayan Muni****lity) is a muni****lity in
Gorkha District in
Gandaki Province of
Nepal created in 1996[citation...
- structures,
institutions and
honors have been
built in the
memory of King
Prithvinarayan Shah.
Monuments erected in his name were
renamed after the restoration...
- the
territory of Kiratis.
Looking at the
evidence of the time when
Prithvinarayan Shah
expanded the
Gorkha kingdom, Dolakha,
Ramechhap and
Sindhuli fall...
- (1975), A new
history of Nepal,
Voice of
Nepal Vaidya,
Tulsi Ram (1993),
Prithvinarayan Shah,
founder of
modern Nepal,
Anmol Publications, ISBN 8170417015 Regmi...
- 360 1997
Bhimeshwar 22,537 1997
Dasharathchand 16,791 1997
Gorkha (
Prithvinarayan) 32,473 1997
Gulariya 55,747 1997
Itahari 74,501 1997
Kamalamai 39,413...
- S2CID 154584368.
Sharma Baral,
Leelanatheshwar (1964), Life and
Writings of
Prithvinarayan Shah (PDF),
University of
London Stiller,
Ludwig F. (1981), Letters...
- (5): 88–97
Sharma Baral,
Leelanatheshwar (1964), Life and
Writings of
Prithvinarayan Shah (PDF),
University of
London Wright,
Daniel (1877),
History of Nepal...
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confederation of 24
states known as
Chaubisi Rajya. Vaidya, Tulasī Rāma (1993).
Prithvinarayan Shah, the
Founder of
Modern Nepal.
Anmol Publications. p. 27. ISBN 978-81-7041-701-9...
- Borlang,
Gorkha is a great-grandson of
Kulananda Dhakal. The
advisors of
Prithvinarayan like
Harivamsa Upadhyaya and the
astrologer Kulananda Dhakal counseled...
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Pustak Mandir. p. 96. Āsā, Esa Pī (2003). The
Founder of
Modern Nepal Prithvinarayan Shah.
Vaani Prakashan. p. 198. Regmi,
Mahesh Chandra (1995).
Kings and...
