Posted by: darknight December 17, 2008
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.hey idiot coke, did u even bother to look at the sites/pictures i gave
u...it is well documented by historians and scholars that say nepal was
a land belonging to the non-B.C. ppl...bahun chetrrie are the refugees here in nepal who come from dhoti territories
i looked at your profile and it seems you are a new member..why do u come to sajha and talk shit? what happened, did a newar owner beat you after u didnt pay while u were drunk at a newar bhatti chewing chyola?
and you have not provided one single well documented source of proof
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According to John K. Locke who did a detailed research on Newari culture; especially through his book “Karunamaya” describing the cult of the chariot festival of Nepal has rightly stated:
“The original inhabitants of Nepal are Newars who still comprise about half of the population of the Kathmandu Valley. Here also there has been a meeting of races and cultures. The Newars have been active traders with the plains and with Tibet since the beginning of their history, and the Valley has provided a new home for refugees from India from the time of Buddha and the rise of the Mauryan Dynasty right down to the Indian Mutiny in 1857. While the refugees from north and south tended to settle on isolated hillsides and in the shelter of inaccessible valleys where, until the push for development and modernization of Nepal, they remained closed units, cut off from their neighbors of a different race and culture on the near-by ridges and in the valleys beyond.”
i looked at your profile and it seems you are a new member..why do u come to sajha and talk shit? what happened, did a newar owner beat you after u didnt pay while u were drunk at a newar bhatti chewing chyola?
and you have not provided one single well documented source of proof
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According to John K. Locke who did a detailed research on Newari culture; especially through his book “Karunamaya” describing the cult of the chariot festival of Nepal has rightly stated:
“The original inhabitants of Nepal are Newars who still comprise about half of the population of the Kathmandu Valley. Here also there has been a meeting of races and cultures. The Newars have been active traders with the plains and with Tibet since the beginning of their history, and the Valley has provided a new home for refugees from India from the time of Buddha and the rise of the Mauryan Dynasty right down to the Indian Mutiny in 1857. While the refugees from north and south tended to settle on isolated hillsides and in the shelter of inaccessible valleys where, until the push for development and modernization of Nepal, they remained closed units, cut off from their neighbors of a different race and culture on the near-by ridges and in the valleys beyond.”