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Acquisition Of Guthi Lands Of Taleju Temple
From King Rajendra,
King Mahendra Malla had endowed 2¼ ropanis of rice land at Malatar as Guthi for the temple of Taleju. This land has been acquired for the construction of a military cantonment. The same area of land at two places is hereby granted from the Sera (Crown) holdings of the Hitichok (royal household office), and existing Guthi endowment thereby retained. The Guthiyar shall accept the land thus granted in exchange, and use the income therefrom to perform the customary (religious) functions.
Magh Badi 11, 1881
(January 1825)
Regmi Research Collections, Vol. 29, P. 9.
(Guthi land endowments made by King Jaya Prakash Malla and others for the temples of Bhairava, Kumari, etc were similarly acquired for military purposes on the same date).
In view of his distrust in Parbata troos, Jaya Prakash Malla created a Madhise army with recruits drawn from the southern plains. Feeling doubtful of the loyalty of the Parbata force, he naturally, began to rely more and more heavily on the Madhise army. With the help of his Madhise troops, he had 8 Parbate offices, including Kashiram Thapa, beheaded at Gaurighat in 1746 A.D. Bhimkhwal Kaji, who had defeated to the Parbates, was also executed, while Taudhik Kaji fled to save his life. This was naturally resented by the people of Kathmandu. This is why they sympathized with some of the courtiers of Jaya Prakash Malla in their conspiracy against him, which had also been backed secretly by the kings and courtiers of Patan and Bhadgaun.
Author: Surya Bikram Gyawali ....same link
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