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What is the history of the Sinja Valley?
Khasa kingdomm fragmented into 22 individual kingdom till unification of Nepal in 18th Century.
What is the condition of cricket in Nepal?
The condition of cricket is very good in Nepal. They are at division four now . They came at this level by defeating America at tu international cricket ground ,kritipur Nepal. They will be at division three soon.
What is the condition of transport in Nepal?
Nepal's roads are very bad and dangerous.All the roads should be again reconstructed.
What type of government did Nepal have before 1980?
Nepal's government before 1980 was a monarchical government.
Who was the prime minister of Nepal before Dr Baburam Bhattarai?
madhav k.r nepal
What is Nepal religion before Buddhism?
Nepal is a country In south Asia.their religion is Buddhism
What is the relation between landforms conditions and climate of Nepal?
Varied climate and landforms exist in Nepal due to the various landscapes and its geographical condition.
Who is the president of Nepal before Ram Baran Yadav?
Ram baran Yadav is the first president of nepal
What are the different types of climate in Nepal?
Nepal's topographical extremities govern the climate condition of Nepal. Tropical, Temperate and tundra types of climate are respectively encountered in its Tarai belt, midland hills and the alpine region.
What is the full name of Nepal?
The word Nepal is derived from Nepa (नेपा:); the old name of Kathmandu valley was Nepa in Nepal Bhasa, the language of Newars, who were the early inhabitants of the valley, long before the unification of Nepal. The fact that Nepal Sambat, one of the three main calendars of Nepal, existed long before the unification of Nepal proves this historical fact.Other toponym theories include: -"Nepal" may be derived from the Sanskrit nipalaya, which means "at the foot of the mountains" or "abode at the foot", a reference to its location in relation to the Himalayas. Thus, it may be an Eastern equivalent of the European toponym "Piedmont."It has also been suggested that the name comes from the Tibetan niyampal, which means "holy land".A third theory suggests that Nepal came from compounding the words NE, which means wool, and PAL, which means a tented house; a long time ago, Nepal used to produce a lot of wool and the houses were used to store the wool - hence the word NE-PAL.The name Nepal is also supposed to be derived from the Sanskrit word "NEP"(नेप), with the suffix "AL" (आल) added to it; though still under controversy, NEP were the people who use to be cow herders - the GOPALS (गोपाल) - who came to the Nepal valley for the first time from the Ganges plain of India.According to Nepali scholar Rishikesh Shaha, the ancient chronicles report that a sage (muni) named Ne became the protector (pāla) of this land and the founder of its first ruling dynasty. The name of the country, Ne-pāla, therefore originally meant the land 'protected by Ne.
Is Nepal in Africa?
No. Nepal is a country on its own. Nepal was never a part of India and has never been colonized by any country. Nepal has a long history of its own. It has retained its sovereignty from very beginning. Actually Indian sub-continent had many small states before colonization by Britain. But it couldn't colonize Nepal. When British left this sub-continent India was united as a republic. Nepal lost its some of its part when India was formed.
What was the name of a famous Nepal leader?
Prithvi Narayan Shah was the first king of the unified Nepal. He unified Nepal, which had been weakened by the Mall confederacy. He succeeded his father to the throne of the Gorkha Kingdom in 1743. Shah helped unified Nepal when it was divided into nearly 50 different principalities. Shah was afraid that a divided Nepal would prove to be easy to conquer by the British Empire, which in the mid 1700s was taking over nearby India. His unification proved key to the region staying independent from colonial powers.
