HISTORY of Kathmandu Nepal my diary 1957 full documentary

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This video is a clip made by the guest arrived to attend the royal coronation of king Mahendra Bir Bikram.
In this video we can see the how people use vehicles inside the city during 1957.
History of king
How nepalese people live in past 1957?
Nepal beauty of nature
Nepalese welcoming international guest for king's coronation ceremony.
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Nepal is a landlocked country in South Asia, situated between India and China It is home to diverse cultures, languages, religions, and natural landscapes. Nepal has a rich and complex history that spans from ancient times to the present day.

The earliest evidence of human settlement in Nepal dates back to the Paleolithic era, around 250,000 BC. Archaeological findings suggest that the region was inhabited by various groups of hunter-gatherers, who used stone tools and fire. Some of the oldest sites include the Valmiki ashram, which is associated with the Hindu epic Ramayana.

The first historical records of Nepal are from the 5th century BC, when the region was divided into several kingdoms and republics. These included the Kiratas, who ruled the eastern hills, the Licchavis, who ruled the Kathmandu Valley, and the Shakya, who were the clan of Gautama Buddha, the founder of Buddhism These states interacted with each other and with neighboring powers, such as India and China, through trade, war, and diplomacy.

The classical period of Nepalese history began in the 3rd century AD, when the Licchavi dynasty unified most of the country under its rule. The Licchavis were known for their art, architecture, literature, and law. They built many temples, stupas, and monuments, such as the Pashupatinath Temple and the Changu Narayan Temple They also established a system of administration, taxation, and justice that influenced later rulers.

The medieval period of Nepalese history saw the rise and fall of several dynasties and empires. The most prominent ones were the Thakuris (9th-12th centuries), who introduced Hinduism and Sanskrit culture to Nepal, the Mallas (12th-18th centuries), who fostered a golden age of art, culture, and urban development; and the Shahs (18th-20th centuries), who unified Nepal into a modern nation-state.

The modern period of Nepalese history began in 1768, when Prithvi Narayan Shah, the king of Gorkha, conquered Kathmandu and established the Shah dynasty. He expanded his territory by annexing.or subjugating neighboring states, creating a large kingdom that stretched from Sikkim to Kashmir. He also established a centralized government, army, and bureaucracy.

The Shah dynasty faced many challenges in the 19th and 20th centuries. The first was the Anglo- Nepalese War (1814-1816), which resulted in the loss of one-third of Nepal's territory to British India. The second was the Kot Massacre (1846), which marked the beginning of the Rana regime, a hereditary line of prime ministers who ruled Nepal with an iron fist for 104 years. The third was the Nepalese Civil War (1996-2006), which pitted the Maoist rebels against the monarchy and claimed more than 13,000 lives.

The contemporary period of Nepalese history began in 1951, when King Tribhuvan ended the Rana regime and restored democracy in Nepal. Since then, Nepal has undergone several political changes, such as the establishment of a constitutional monarchy (1959), a multiparty democracy (1990), a federal republic (2008), and a secular state (2015). Nepal has also faced many social and economic challenges, such as poverty,inequality, corruption, ethnic conflict, natural disasters, and environmental degradation.

Nepal is a country with a long and diverse history that reflects its unique geographical and cultural position in South Asia. It is a country that has witnessed many ups and downs, but has also shown resilience and adaptability. It is a country that has preserved its ancient heritage while embracing modernity. It is a country that has much to offer to the world in terms of its beauty, diversity, and spirituality.

Encourage others to support some of the social and environmental causes that are important for Nepal's development, such as education, health, human rights, democracy, peace, conservation, and tourism.
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