Hi ifc 123, thanks for posting such a great thing, but I think no one took it seriously and u make us all damn fool and push into nachahine gaph matrai.....I appreciate that u give us the source for ur fact and want to ask that u made us fool knowingly or unknowingly, cuz while reading ur 1st lines i came to know that.. " The Qing-Tibetan army defeated the Gurkhas and invaded Nepal. Thereafter Nepal was officially a tributary state to the Qing Empire. ", but the fact was that, "The Qing-Tibetan army were also unable to defeat the Gurkhas ", gurkhas was never defeated by bideshi shaktis and was always independent, aahile hami haru jasto bhaye pani, we should be proud for the reason that we were always independent, And the next line goes like this, "Thereafter Nepal was officially recognised as a country of great soldiers and a country which was never dependent. This brought the attention of the British, which regarded Nepal as being within its sphere of influence. In the 19th century, as the power of Qing China declined, the authorities in British India renewed their interest in Tibet, and a number of Indians (who could travel less conspicuously than Europeans) entered the country, first as explorers and then as traders." So waht, sabthing ulto ra palto, mero dimag kharab because ur last line was, "Nepal was officially a tributary state to the Qing Empire. ", and that was absolutely wrong according to ur source too, bemaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaan IFC123, YESTO PANI GARNE HO, DHANNA SOURCE KHULAERA MAILE SACHO KURA AAFAILE HERNA PAYE, THANKS