Indo-Nepalese Relations, 1858-1914D. K. Publishing House, 1974 - 283 pages |
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... Maharajadhiraj joined the other refugees . Mr. Digby criticizes the act of the Resident , Col. Birkeley , of treating the refugees from Kathmandu with great harshness , and that of refusing shelter to the King's uncle . Mr. Digby also ...
... Maharajadhiraj joined the other refugees . Mr. Digby criticizes the act of the Resident , Col. Birkeley , of treating the refugees from Kathmandu with great harshness , and that of refusing shelter to the King's uncle . Mr. Digby also ...
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... Maharajadhiraj accepted the responsibility for what had occurred and stated that it was in consequence of an intention on the part of Sir Ranudip Singh and other Sirdars to restore Jagat Jang to power . The paper from the King to the ...
... Maharajadhiraj accepted the responsibility for what had occurred and stated that it was in consequence of an intention on the part of Sir Ranudip Singh and other Sirdars to restore Jagat Jang to power . The paper from the King to the ...
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... Maharajadhiraj accepted the responsibility for what had occurred and stated that it was in consequence of an intention on the part of Sir Ranudip Singh and other Sirdars to restore Jagat Jang to power . The paper from the King to- the ...
... Maharajadhiraj accepted the responsibility for what had occurred and stated that it was in consequence of an intention on the part of Sir Ranudip Singh and other Sirdars to restore Jagat Jang to power . The paper from the King to- the ...
Contents
Chapter Page | 7 |
Sketch Map of Nepal | 16 |
IndoNepalese Relations in Ancient | 34 |
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