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Name: Bhaktapur

Type: Polity

Start: 1485 AD

End: 1769 AD

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Was one of the Chaubisi Rajya (petty kingdoms) of Nepal ruled by Khas people.

Establishment

  • January 1485: After 1482, a crucial date in Nepalese history, the kingdom became divided. At first, the six sons of Yakshamalla attempted to reign collegially, in their grandfathers' pattern. Ratnamalla was the first to rebel against this system of joint rule, seizing Kathmandu in 1484.

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    1. Conquests of Prithvi Narayan Shah

    Expansion during the rule of Prithvi Narayan Shah in the Gorkha Kingdom.

  • November 1769: Bhaktapura (Bhatgaon) annexed to Gorkha Kingdom.

    • Disestablishment

  • November 1769: Bhaktapura (Bhatgaon) annexed to Gorkha Kingdom.

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