Posted by: Krom June 15, 2009
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"sir, had not this mercenary united eastern nepal
and his son the western nepal, you'd probably be speaking english now,
let alone newari and nepali."
Do you proclaim that this is the norm in every British colony? Two epitomes seem to stand out, India and Hong Kong! Need I say more!
"coming to your martyr's viewpoint, dashrath chand
was not brahmin. please review your history. his full name: dashrath
chand thaakur, so, a rajput, ie chhetri."
With all due respect to Khas diversity, the question here is not the differentiation within the Khas community. I again refer to the two competing loci of authority in Nepal - The Khas and the Newars. You have to understand - we see no difference between Bahun and Chhetri. Their representation in the Gorkha-Newar war was as a single entity defined by the Gorkha state.
and his son the western nepal, you'd probably be speaking english now,
let alone newari and nepali."
Do you proclaim that this is the norm in every British colony? Two epitomes seem to stand out, India and Hong Kong! Need I say more!
"coming to your martyr's viewpoint, dashrath chand
was not brahmin. please review your history. his full name: dashrath
chand thaakur, so, a rajput, ie chhetri."
With all due respect to Khas diversity, the question here is not the differentiation within the Khas community. I again refer to the two competing loci of authority in Nepal - The Khas and the Newars. You have to understand - we see no difference between Bahun and Chhetri. Their representation in the Gorkha-Newar war was as a single entity defined by the Gorkha state.