Nearly one-third of the territory of this modern nation was surrendered by the Treaty of Sugauli, which ended a namesake war and preceded the Treaty of Titalia.
Nearly one-third of the territory of this modern nation was surrendered by the Treaty of Sugauli, which ended a namesake war and preceded the Treaty of Titalia. Shortly afterwards, this place witnessed the Kot Massacre, which led to autocratic rule under hereditary ministers. The villages of Koligrama and Dakshina-Koligrama flourished here during the Licchiavi Kingdom, which was followed by the Malla Dynasty, though it divided into three kingdoms by 1482 CE. Those hill states later united under Prithvi Narayan Shah, establishing its Gorkha Kingdom. More recent rulers of this place have included King Tribhuwan, whose son Mahendra quelled its democratic movement – his grandson, the Crown Prince Dipendra, would slaughter much of its royal family. FTP, name this nation with its modern capital at Kathmandu.
Nearly one-third of the territory of this modern nation was surrendered by the Treaty of Sugauli, which ended a namesake war and preceded the Treaty of Titalia.
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