The Bloodstained Throne: Struggles for power in Nepal, 1775–1914, by Baburam Acharya. Translated by Madhav Acharya
Baburam Acharya, better known as Itihas Siromani, wrote extensively about the various facets of Nepali history. Acharya’s proximity to and patronage of Rana and Shah rulers especially allowed him access to several rare oral and written records about their important family histories. However, except...
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European Bulletin of Himalayan Research
2022
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| Summary: | Baburam Acharya, better known as Itihas Siromani, wrote extensively about the various facets of Nepali history. Acharya’s proximity to and patronage of Rana and Shah rulers especially allowed him access to several rare oral and written records about their important family histories. However, except for a few translations made by the late Mahesh C. Regmi in his Regmi Research Series, the majority of Acharya’s works were hitherto inaccessible to non-Nepali-speaking audiences. The Bloodstained ... |
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