"If you are NOT happy why don;t  you ask
the author Singh who have after doing extensive report and research
penned down this article.

who are you?"

I am not asking his credentials. But when I read the short information/news written by Mr. Singh, I did not find it very convincing. So, I was just presenting my views. Of course, I commend him for spending his time in researching and sharing the information. (For me, I'm still trying to figure out, how is it important to me or for my kids and future generation? Is it important to me? ... What difference is it going to make after knowing the history of the Shah dynasty? Maybe Mr. Singh's writings are authentic/not authentic like any other writers who chose to record the Nepali Hx. in the past.) All that I'm thinking right now is: It is very crucial for the writers, especially historians and writers who chose to write the truth, to be very truthful.

And then, what was "true" yesterday proves to be false today ... what is "true" today turns out to be false tomorrow. And, the never ending chain keeps on-going.

I do not know very much about hx. of Nepal, and I do not know what period its history was written.

How do you know Gorkha and Lamjung is home of Magars only? Even Newars reside in Gorkha. Are you reading many history books?