Who designed Nepalese Flag?

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The current flag of Nepal is the most prominent symbol of the commingling of State (Nepal) and Religion (Hinduism) even after the nation has been declared a secular country. That's why some Nepalese people with an ability to think wanted to replace this flag to reflect this new reality. Almost forgot, there is a new temple which was just formally inaugurated by the President of Nepal who is affiliated with the Communist party of Nepal. Communism and religion seem to go together sometime. Hard to find 'kosher' stuff these days. https://www.youtube.com/watch?... The hindu-fundamentalist group blessed by the BJP in India also has a similar flag like that of Nepal. Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh

GeetMaiJawaafDiu? · Mar 16, 2017 2:56 PM · 61,463 views

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History is here to stay. You cannot change it. You can learn from it, use it as a reference from time to time, but it is there. And then there is tradition. Nepal is a majority hindu state. Dashain is our biggest festival. So even if the county become's secular, the tradition stays. France is probably the most secular country in the world with hardly any religious people. But they celebrate proudly all their religious festivals, because it is their tradition. You can not call your self Christian, but still get married in a Church. But that is the tradition. All these left wingers, influenced by leftists bourgeois class of Nepal with links with other countries want to destroy Nepal. The little identity we have left as nepalese, the very many things that helped us to become a proud Nepal today have become subjects of debate today. These people want Nepal to go back to medieval times of baisay-chaubisay rajyas so that India can easily gobble them one by one. People who call them progressistes have been so blind to see this play devised by external forces. Wake up people and unite.

hurray · Mar 17, 2017 5:16 PM

Someone told me History is always written by winner. Here is my shower thought, if Prithivi Narayan shah was defeated by kathmandu valley people back in the days then we would be grown by by reading/comparing him with Hitler or how cruel he was instead of founding father of Nepal. Do you really think he sole intention was to unite the Nepal? That's just some Bull$hit story.

sajhamitra · Mar 17, 2017 5:56 PM

Prithivi Narayan Shah was all bloody after the war. He went home and as he was very hungry and food was not readily available, he started snacking on Doritos. Since his hands were bloody all the blood got on the dorito. When cleaning crewing came for cleaning they saw two piece of Doritos lying side by side covered with blood. Hence the flag of Nepal was discovered.

Jahbless · Mar 17, 2017 7:27 PM

Here is a quick brief History on the development of Current Nepal Flag, If you need to know how Nepal flag has been developed, you need to go back to 5000 years ago, during the time of Mahabharat and kirat king Yalember, Also This flag is based on Hindusim, In Hindusim, most of the symbol are encoded/ painted in traingle. IF you see "OM" sign, Hindusim used to consider "OM" sign in traingle base as holy. Now lets go back to Mahabharat and king Yalember period. You can easily see Kirati flag in two traingle with bow and arrow. Also in Hindusim, political power were divided into two group which is "Surya bansi" and "Chandra bansi". Pandavas were Surya bansi, and For your information. Ram was Chandra bansi, that is why Ram was called as ramchandra. They believe Surya and Chandra as a power. If you see the flag of Arjun , just refer to GITA, you easily see the flag of Arjun, Its two traingle with "OM" sign. And See the flag of Kirati period, its a two traingle with bow and arrow. see link for GITA and Arjun with Flag. http://www.everything-krishna.... See link for Kirati Flag: http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-h0rd... http://everestsummiter.blogspo... History tells that King Yalember and Mahabharat was in same time frame, Kirati rules over 2100 years, after that area was ruled by licchavi , thakuris, mallas then Shah dynasty, There is no exact evidence i found what was the flag during Licchavi, thakuris but in mallas period, you see two traingle flag with surya on the top and chandra on the lower traingle in all 3 malla durbar of kathmandu, lalitpur and bhaktapur. see the link below for the image of main gate at bhaktapur durbar square. https://www.pinterest.com/pin/... The reason behind Surya on the upper triangle and chandra at the lower triangle during mallas period is, Malla rules were Surya bansi. Now you can imagine why current flag has chandra on the upper triangle and surya at the lower triangle. Yes, King Prithivi Narayan Shah belogs to Chandra bansi. So after he unified the 22 and 24 rajya along with the kathmandu valley, he was the one who modified the Current flag of Nepal with blue broader, red background with chandra on the upper triangle and surya in lower triangle, That represent, Chandra bansi claimed victory over Surya bansi, as shah dynasty own over malla dynasty, If you are Nepali do not just bull shit. The flag represent the history for over 1000 years ago. Jay Nepal.

Yekku · Mar 18, 2017 7:53 PM

@ yekku, are you the notorious youtube troll who posts on eac and every video related to nepal with your fake names like buddhamahadev and limbudilip? the kirat flag was made by some jatibadi political activist 40 yrs or so back. there is no historical evidence whatsoever of a kirat flag with 2 pennants . now, regarding the present nepal flag, the 2 pennants style was used widely in soouth asia with the hindu ruling dynasties and even the mallas used it. but it was added with sun and moon faces denoting the fake lineages of the shah(suryabansi) and rana(chandrabansi) families. YES THE THAKURI FAMILY OF GORKHA AND KHAS KUNWAR FAMILY MADE FAKE BANSAWALIS AFTER THE CONQUERING OF KATHMANDU (AFTER JUNGE'S RISE INTO PREMIERSHIP FOR RANAS).

shiva_linga · Mar 20, 2017 2:45 AM

How do people dig up threads from 9 years ago....

maxpayne · Mar 20, 2017 9:29 AM

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