Look Chaurey,

This is what happened to Prithvi Narayan Shah. This is exactly how the myth of Prithvi Narayan Shah circulated all over Nepal. This is exactly how Jung Bahadur Rana proved that he had royal lineage to gullible Nepalese like you, and Nepalese believed the myth of the Rana's royalty for over a hundred years. (Heck, some Nepalese like you might still believe they are of royal lineage.) They are not, my friend. Jung Bahadur Rana's royal lineage was created by him. It was very deliberate.

The same happened to Prithvi Narayan Shah that is associated with real places like Gorkha palace. Every good myth has all those elements. But that doesn't mean you should believe everything you read, my friend. Robin Hood also has been linked with many real villages and places. But it is not real.

Really, I want to give a hug to you. I feel so bad for you that no one explained all these things to you. Here read this:



The early ballads link Robin Hood to identifiable real places and many are convinced that he was a real person, more or less accurately portrayed. A number of theories as to the identity of "the real Robin Hood" have their supporters. Some of these theories posit that "Robin Hood" or "Robert Hood" or the like was his actual name; others suggest that this may have been merely a nickname disguising a medieval bandit perhaps known to history under another name.^[21] One historian has claimed Robin Hood was a pseudonym by which the ancient Lords of Wellow, Nottinghamshire were once known.^[22] It is interesting that the village has such a strong connection with maypole celebrations, considering Robin Hood's links with the same thing.