| Abstract: |
This volume contains various letters, telegrams, memorandums, etc., concerning different subjects like exchange of coins, exploration of medicinal plants in Nepal, Candra Śamśera Jaṅga Bahādura Rāṇā’s tour to Europe, the Prince of Wales’s shoot in Nepal in 1921 etc. The first half of the volume is mainly comprised of letters related to Candra Śamśera’s visit to England (the preparation for the tour, his correspondence with various British administrators, the donations he made, etc.). The second half of this volume is primarily about the preparations concerning the Prince of Wales’s shoot in Nepal from 13/12/1921 to 23/12/1921.
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2--In this letter from Candra Śamśera to Colonel John Manners Smith dated 16/04/1912, Candra Śamśera discusses the exchange of old British Indian coins for new current coins-1--PCRIND_0007/0005
3--In this letter from Colonel John Manners Smith to Captain Austaman Singh dated 21/04/1912, the colonel asks for examples of 1835 and 1840 British Indian coins-2--PCRIND_0007/0006
4--In this letter from Colonel H.L. Showers to Candra Śamśera dated 28/06/1912, the colonel informs the Government of India’s agreement to accept the 1835 and 1840 coins from Nepal Durbar-2--PCRIND_0007/0006
5--Conditions for the exchange of silver coins-2--PCRIND_0007/0006
6--In this letter from Candra Śamśera to Colonel H.L. Showers dated 14/07/1912, Candra Śamśera informs that the public will be notified of the exchange of old British Indian coins for new current ones-3--PCRIND_0007/0007
7--In this letter from Colonel H.L. Showers to Candra Śamśera dated 03/08/1912, the colonel asks if a representative from Nepal Durbar can be present at the Calcutta mint-3--PCRIND_0007/0007
8--In this letter from Candra Śamśera to Colonel H.L. Showers dated 08/08/1912, Candra Śamśera confirms to send a representative from Nepal to the Calcutta mint-4--PCRIND_0007/0008
9--In this letter from Candra Śamśera to Colonel H.L. Showers dated 17/11/1912, Candra Śamśera discusses the sending of old British Indian coins to Calcutta from Nepal-4--PCRIND_0007/0008
10--In this letter from Colonel H.L. Showers to Candra Śamśera dated 25/11/1912, the colonel gives information on the sending and exchange of old British Indian coins from Nepal to Calcutta-6--PCRIND_0007/0010
11--In this letter from Candra Śamśera to Colonel H.L. Showers dated 12/12/1912, Candra Śamśera discusses the logistics of sending the old British Indian coins to the Calcutta mint-7--PCRIND_0007/0011
12--In this letter from Colonel H.L. Showers to Candra Śamśera dated 23/12/1912, the colonel gives an update on the exchange of old British coins to new ones-8--PCRIND_0007/0012
13--In this letter from Colonel H.L. Showers to Candra Śamśera dated 21/01/1913, the colonel acknowledges the dispatch of treasures from Calcutta to Raxoul-9--PCRIND_0007/0013
14--The value of the uncurrent silver coins of the years 1835 to 1840 dated 16/12/1912-9--PCRIND_0007/0013
15--In this letter from Gladstone Wyllie & Co. firm to Kaji Marichi Man Singh dated 14/04/1913, the firm informs having received half of a payment-10--PCRIND_0007/0014
16--In this letter from Kaji Marichi Man Singh to Gladstone Wyllie & Co. firm dated 18/03/1913, the kaji send the second half of the payment to the firm-10--PCRIND_0007/0014
17--In this letter from Gladstone Wyllie & Co. firm to Kaji Marichi Man Singh dated 25/04/1913, the firm thanks Candra Śamśera for the payment-10--PCRIND_0007/0014
18--In this letter from Colonel H.L. Showers to Candra Śamśera dated 13/04/1913, the colonel informs that the Government of India will exchange Murshidabad coins for current British Indian coins-11--PCRIND_0007/0015
19--Certificate of the out turn of uncurrent silver coins from Colonel Chandra Jung Thapa-11--PCRIND_0007/0015
20--In this memo from Kaji Marichi Man Singh to Captain Austaman Singh dated 14/02/1913, the kaji asks whether Murshidabad coins will be exchanged for current British Indian coins-13--PCRIND_0007/0017
21--In this memo from Kaji Marichi Man Singh to Captain Austaman Singh dated 01/03/1913, the kaji discusses the issue of Murshidabad coins-13--PCRIND_0007/0017
22--In this letter from Colonel H.L. Showers to Candra Śamśera dated 13/04/1913, the colonel informs that the Government of India will exchange Murshidabad coins for current British Indian coins at the rate of one rupee per tolā-14--PCRIND_0007/0018
23--In this letter from Candra Śamśera to Colonel H.L. Showers dated 14/04/1913, Candra Śamśera thanks the Government of India and the Viceroy for agreeing to exchange the Murshidabad coins-15--PCRIND_0007/0019
24--In this letter from Candra Śamśera to Colonel H.L. Showers dated 15/04/1913, Candra Śamśera discusses the matter of sending the Murshidabad coins from Nepal to the Calcutta mint-15--PCRIND_0007/0019
25--In this letter from Candra Śamśera to Colonel H.L. Showers dated 24/04/1913, Candra Śamśera discusses the matter of sending the Murshidabad coins from Nepal to the Calcutta mint-17--PCRIND_0007/0021
26--In this letter from Colonel H.L. Showers to Candra Śamśera dated 28/04/1913, the colonel asks for the exact time the consignment of Murshidabad coins is expected to reach the Calcutta mint-17--PCRIND_0007/0021
27--In this letter from Candra Śamśera to Colonel H.L. Showers dated 29/04/1913, Candra Śamśera gives information on the estimated time of arrival of Murshidabad coins consignment-18--PCRIND_0007/0022
28--In this letter from Colonel H.L. Showers to Candra Śamśera dated 28/04/1913, the colonel gives updates on the delivery of the Murshidabad coins-18--PCRIND_0007/0022
29--In this letter from Candra Śamśera to Colonel H.L. Showers dated 01/05/1913, Candra Śamśera thanks the colonel for the update on the delivery of the Murshidabad coins-18--PCRIND_0007/0022
30--In this letter from Candra Śamśera to Colonel H.L. Showers dated 02/05/1913, Candra Śamśera informs of the dispatch of the second consignment of Murshidabad coins-19--PCRIND_0007/0023
31--In this letter from Colonel H.L. Showers to Candra Śamśera dated 06/05/1913, the colonel gives information about the outturn of the Murshidabad coins-19--PCRIND_0007/0023
32--In this letter from Candra Śamśera to Colonel H.L. Showers dated 11/05/1913, Candra Śamśera thanks the colonel for information concerning the outturn from the Murshidabad coins-20--PCRIND_0007/0024
33--Memo from Candra Śamśera to Captain Thapa and Hira Lal dated 10/05/1913 on the outturn from the Murshidabad coins-20--PCRIND_0007/0024
34--Memos concerning outturn from different coins dated 06/05/1913-23/05/1913-20--PCRIND_0007/0024
35--In this letter from Candra Śamśera to Colonel H.L. Showers dated 27/05/1913, Candra Śamśera informs about the dispatch of the third consignment of Murshidabad coins-25--PCRIND_0007/0029
36--In this letter from Colonel John Manners Smith to Candra Śamśera dated 30/10/1913, the colonel requests the grant of pānī patiyā to all the Gurkhas serving for the Government of India-27--PCRIND_0007/0031
37--In this letter from Candra Śamśera to Colonel John Manners Smith dated 06/11/1913, Candra Śamśera discusses the issue of pānī patiyā with regards to Gurkhas serving for the Government of India-29--PCRIND_0007/0033
38--In this letter from Colonel John Manners Smith to Candra Śamśera dated 06/12/1913, the colonel gives information on his travels and discusses the issue of pānī patiyā with regards to Gurkhas serving for the Government of India-31--PCRIND_0007/0035
39--In this letter from Candra Śamśera to Colonel John Manners Smith dated 12/12/1913, Candra Śamśera discusses the issue of pānī patiyā with regards to Gurkhas serving for the Government of India-33--PCRIND_0007/0037
40--In this after compliments from Candra Śamśera to Colonel John Manners Smith dated 24/12/1913, the issue of granting pānī patiyā to Gurkhas serving for the Government of India is discussed-34--PCRIND_0007/0038
41--In this letter from Candra Śamśera to Colonel John Manners Smith dated 24/12/1913, the issue of pānī patiyā with regards to Gurkhas serving for the British government is discussed-36--PCRIND_0007/0040
42--In this letter from Colonel W.F. O’Connor to Candra Śamśera dated 25/04/1919, the colonel requests a certificate of pānī patiyā for the Gurkha Kishan Dhoj Rai’s travel to Britain-37--PCRIND_0007/0041
43--Memo from the Officer Commanding Depot 2/7th Gurkha Rifle to Station Staff Officer Dehradun dated 19/08/1918 regarding certification of pānī patiyā for Kishan Dhoj Rai after his travels from Britain -37--PCRIND_0007/0041
44--In this letter from Candra Śamśera to Colonel W.F. O’Connor dated 29/04/1919, Candra Śamśera discusses the issue of pānī patiyā for the Gurkha Kishan Dhoj Rai-38--PCRIND_0007/0042
45--In this letter from Madan Mohan Malaviya to Candra Śamśera dated 26/04/1921, Malaviya requests permission for the study of vegetation in Nepal by Indian professors-40--PCRIND_0007/0044
46--List of Indian professors intending to do a study trip on the vegetation of Nepal-41--PCRIND_0007/0045
47--In this letter from Candra Śamśera to Madan Mohan Malaviya dated 08/05/1921, Candra Śamśera grants permission to Indian professors for a study of Nepal’s vegetation and also gives suggestions on the matter-41--PCRIND_0007/0045
48--In this letter from Professor R.S. Inamdar to Candra Śamśera dated 13/05/1921, the professor requests for a permit at an early date for the study trip to Nepal-43--PCRIND_0007/0047
49--In this letter from Kaji Marichi Man Singh to Professor R.S. Inamdar dated 21/05/1920, the kaji discusses the dates for the study trip in Nepal-43--PCRIND_0007/0047
50--In this telegram from Professor R.S. Inamdar to Candra Śamśera dated 23/05/1921, the professor informs when the party for the study trip will arrive in Raxaoul-44--PCRIND_0007/0048
51--In this letter from Candra Śamśera to Madam Mohan Malaviya dated 26/05/1921, Candra Śamśera informs of the transport arrangements made for the party for the study trip in Nepal-44--PCRIND_0007/0048
52--In this letter from Madan Mohan Malaviya to Candra Śamśera dated 21/05/1921, Malaviya thanks Candra Śamśera for granting the party permission and facilities for the study trip in Nepal-44--PCRIND_0007/0048
53--In this letter from Professor R.S. Inamdar to Candra Śamśera dated 23/05/1921, the professor thanks Candra Śamśera for the permission and facilities provided for the study trip in Nepal-45--PCRIND_0007/0049
54--In this letter from Kaji Marichi Man Singh to Professor R.S. Inamdar dated 15/06/1921, the kaji wishes success for the study trip-46--PCRIND_0007/0050
55--In this letter from Professor R.S. Inamdar to Candra Śamśera dated 02/06/1921, the professor informs that the study group wishes to stay longer in Birgunj-46--PCRIND_0007/0050
56--In this letter from Professor R.S. Inamdar to Kaji Marichi Man Singh dated 05/06/1921, the professor gives an account of their study observations-46--PCRIND_0007/0050
57--In this letter from Professor R.S. Inamdar to Kaji Marichi Man Singh dated 22/06/1921, the professor gives an account of their study trip-47--PCRIND_0007/0051
58--In this letter from Kaji Marichi Man Singh to Professor R.S. Inamdar and his team dated 26/06/1921, the kaji wishes success for the study trip-48--PCRIND_0007/0052
59--In this letter from Kaji Marichi Man Singh to Professor R.S. Inamdar dated 30/06/1921, the kaji affirms to have grain samples ready for the professor-49--PCRIND_0007/0053
60--In this letter from Professor R.S. Inamdar and team to Kaji Marichi Man Singh dated 01/07/1921, the team gives an account of their study trip thus far-49--PCRIND_0007/0053
61--In this letter from Professor R.S. Inamdar to Kaji Marichi Man Singh dated 13/07/1921, the professor informs about the team’s arrival to Kathmandu-50--PCRIND_0007/0054
62--In this letter from Madan Mohan Malaviya to Candra Śamśera dated 06/07/1921, Malaviya thanks Candra Śamśera for facilitating the study team and invites him to the opening of a building at the Hindu University in India-50--PCRIND_0007/0054
63--In this letter from Candra Śamśera to Madan Mohan Malaviya dated July 1921, Candra Śamśera thanks Malaviya for the invitation but cites reasons for not being able to make it-52--PCRIND_0007/0058
64--In this letter from Professor R.S. Inamdar to Kaji Marichi Man Singh dated 16/07/1921, the professor informs about their plans before leaving Nepal and requests arrangements for their departure-53--PCRIND_0007/0057
65--In this letter from Professor R.S. Inamdar to Kaji Marichi Man Singh dated 16/07/1921, the professor requests arrangements for their departure from Nepal-54--PCRIND_0007/0058
66--In this letter from Kaji Marichi Man Singh to Professor R.S. Inamdar dated 18/07/1921, the kaji informs Candra Śamśera’s wish to pay for the expenses of the study trip-55--PCRIND_0007/0059
67--In this letter from Kaji Marichi Man Singh to Professor R.S. Inamdar dated 19/07/1921, the kaji sends samples of different grains as requested by Inamdar-56--PCRIND_0007/0060
68--In this letter from Professor R.S. Inamdar to Kaji Marichi Man Singh dated 19/07/1921, the professor thanks for the opportunity to research in Nepal-56--PCRIND_0007/0060
69--In this letter from Professor S.P. Agharkar to Kaji Marichi Man Singh dated 20/07/1921, the professor thanks for the opportunity to research in Nepal and gives an account of further study-57--PCRIND_0007/0061
70--In this letter from Candra Śamśera to Colonel Bayley dates 31/12/1916, Candra Śamśera discusses the prospects of starting a college at Durbar High School and enquires if affiliation with Calcutta University would be possible-59--PCRIND_0007/0061
71--In this letter from Colonel S.F. Bayley to Candra Śamśera dated 04/04/1917, the matter of affiliating the proposed college in Nepal with a university in British India is discussed along with the matter of recognizing Parbatia as a vernacular language at Calcutta University-60--PCRIND_0007/0064
72--In this letter from Kaji Marichi Man Singh to Ambika Prasad Upadhya dated 13/10/1917, the kaji sees Upadhya’s suggestions with regards to university affiliation for the proposed college in Kathmandu-61--PCRIND_0007/0065
73--In this letter from Ambika Prasad Upadhya to Kaji Marichi Man Singh dated 20/10/1917, Upadhya shares his view on seeking university affiliation for the proposed college in Kathmandu-62--PCRIND_0007/0066
74--In this letter from Kaji Marichi Man Singh to Ambika Prasad Upadhya dated 09/11/1917, the kaji thanks Upadhya for his views on seeking university affiliation for the proposed college in Kathmandu-63--PCRIND_0007/0067
75--In this letter from Kaji Marichi Man Singh to the Registrar of Bihar and Orissa University dated 11/11/1917, the kaji requests for prospectus and rules to be affiliated to those universities-64--PCRIND_0007/0068
76--In this letter from the Registrar of Patna University to Kaji Marichi Man Singh dated 15/11/1917, the registrar gives information on the possibility of university affiliation for the proposed college in Nepal-64--PCRIND_0007/0068
77--In this letter from Kaji Marichi Man Singh to the Registrar of Patna University dated 27/11/1917, the discusses the prospect of the proposed college in Kathmandu’s affiliation with the Patna University-65--PCRIND_0007/0069
78--In this letter from Ambika Prasad Upadhya to Kaji Marichi Man Singh dated 18/11/1917, Upadhya discusses the prospect of affiliating the proposed college in Kathmandu with the Patna University-66--PCRIND_0007/0070
79--In this letter from Kaji Marichi Man Singh to Ambika Prasad Upadhya dated 27/11/1917, the kaji discusses the conditions necessary for affiliation with Patna University-67--PCRIND_0007/0071
80--In this letter from Candra Śamśera to Colonel F.S. Bayley dated 27/11/1917, Candra Śamśera discusses the conditions necessary for affiliation with Patna University-68--PCRIND_0007/0072
81--In this letter from the Registrar of Patna University to Kaji Marichi Man Singh dated 07/12/1917, the registrar informs that the affiliation request from Nepal will be referred to the Local Government-69--PCRIND_0007/0073
82--In this letter from Kaji Marichi Man Singh to the Registrar of Patna University dated 14/12/1917, the kaji acknowledged the information that the affiliation request from Nepal has been referred to the Local Government-69--PCRIND_0007/0073
83--In this letter from Candra Śamśera to Colonel F.S. Bayley dated 16/12/1917, Candra Śamśera asks the colonel to look into the affiliation request made by Nepal-70--PCRIND_0007/0074
84--In this letter from Colonel F.S. Bayley to Candra Śamśera dated 27/12/1917, the colonel informs that he has advised the Government of India on the matter of university affiliation request by Nepal-70--PCRIND_0007/0074
85--In this letter from Ambika Prasad Upadhya to Kaji Marichi Man Singh dated 29/11/1917, Upadhya gives updates on the process of the university affiliation request made by Nepal-70--PCRIND_0007/0074
86--In this letter from Ambika Prasad Upadhya to Kaji Marichi Man Singh dated 13/12/1917, Upadhya mentions that Patna University does not grant affiliation to institutions outside of Bihar-71--PCRIND_0007/0075
87--In this letter from Candra Śamśera to Colonel F.S. Bayley dated 01/01/1918, Candra Śamśera thanks the colonel for addressing the affiliation request made by Nepal to the Government of India-71--PCRIND_0007/0075
88--In this letter from S.F. Bayley to Candra Śamśera dated 06/05/1918, the colonel informs that the syndicate of Patna University has decided to grant affiliation to the proposed college in Kathmandu along with Durbar High School under certain conditions-72--PCRIND_0007/0078
89--In this letter from Candra Śamśera to Colonel S.F. Bayley dated 25/06/1918, Candra Śamśera thanks the colonel for the news on Nepal’s request for university affiliation being granted and discusses other related issues-72--PCRIND_0007/0078
90--In this letter from Colonel F.S. Bayley to Candra Śamśera dated 31/08/1918, the colonel discusses the considerations set out by the syndicate of Patna University and the Government of India for granting affiliation to Durbar High School and the proposed college-73--PCRIND_0007/0077
91--In this letter from Candra Śamśera to Colonel S.F. Bayley dated 03/10/1918, Candra Śamśera discusses the arrangements related to gaining affiliation from Patna University-74--PCRIND_0007/0078
92--In this letter from Colonel William W.F. O’Connor to Candra Śamśera dated 03/03/1919, the colonel forwards a letter from the Government of India concerning the admission of students from Nepal High School and the proposed college to the examinations of Patna University-75--PCRIND_0007/0079
93--In this letter from Candra Śamśera to Colonel William W.F. O’Connor dated 11/03/1919, Candra Śamśera requests copies of Patna University’s regulations and syllabus of studies-76--PCRIND_0007/0080
94--In this memo from R. Hodson to Captain Austaman Singh dated 17/05/1919, Hodson requests the captain to correct a copy of a letter concerning the conditions for university affiliation-77--PCRIND_0007/0081
95--In this letter from Candra Śamśera to Colonel William W.F. O’Connor dated 20/05/1919, Candra Śamśera discusses the regulations of Patna University concerning affiliation-78--PCRIND_0007/0082
96--In this letter from Colonel William W.F. O’Connor to Candra Śamśera dated 23/05/1919, the colonel informs he will forward the matter regarding admission of students from Nepal for examination at Patna University-79--PCRIND_0007/0083
97--In this letter from Colonel William W.F. O’Connor to Candra Śamśera dated 29/06/1919, the colonel informs of the amendments to Patna University’s regulations-79--PCRIND_0007/0083
98--In this letter from Candra Śamśera to Colonel William W.F. O’Connor dated 03/07/1919, Candra Śamśera summarises the decisions of the Government of India and Patna University about granting affiliation to Nepal High School and the proposed college-80--PCRIND_0007/0084
99--A copy of a speech delivered by the principal of Durbar High School on 27th Aswin 1976 S.E.-82--PCRIND_0007/0086
100--A copy of a speech by Candra Śamśera on the occasion of the opening ceremony of Tribhuvan Chandra College -87--PCRIND_0007/0091
101--A report on the opening ceremony of Tribhuvan Chandra College on 13/10/1918-90--PCRIND_0007/0094
102--In this letter from Colonel William W.F. O’Connor to Candra Śamśera dated 24/10/1919, the colonel congratulates Candra Śamśera on the opening of Tribhuvan Chandra College-93--PCRIND_0007/0097
103--In this letter from Candra Śamśera to Colonel William W.F. O’Connor dated 30/10/1919, Candra Śamśera thanks the colonel for the good wishes for the opening of Tribhuvan Chandra College-94--PCRIND_0007/0098
104--In this letter from the Deputy Secretary to the Government of India Foreign and Political Department to Colonel William W.F. O’Connor dated 14/02/1919, the deputy secretary discusses the matter of admission of students from Durbar High School and the proposed college to examinations by Patna University-94--PCRIND_0007/0098
105--In this letter from Colonel William W.F. O’Connor to Candra Śamśera dated 10/12/1919, the colonel forwards the letter from the Deputy Secretary to the Government of India Foreign and Political Department regarding admission of students from Nepal to the examinations for Patna University-95--PCRIND_0007/0099
106--In this letter from the Deputy Secretary to the Government of India Foreign and Political Department to Colonel William W.F. O’Connor dated 26/11/1919, the deputy secretary discusses the matter of admission of students from Nepal to examinations held by Patna University-95--PCRIND_0007/0099
107--In this letter from the British Envoy to the Court of Nepal to Candra Śamśera dated 31/03/1920, the envoy forwards information regarding the use of Parbatia language in university examination-96--PCRIND_0007/0100
108--In this letter from the Secretary to the Government of Bihar and Orissa Education Department to the Secretary to the Government of India Education Department dated 24/02/1920, the matter of admission of students from Nepal to examinations of Patna University is discussed-97--PCRIND_0007/0101
109--In this letter from Candra Śamśera to the British Envoy to the Court of Nepal dated 04/04/1920, Candra Śamśera thanks the envoy for the information on the use of Parbatia language in the university examination-98--PCRIND_0007/0102
110--Mr. Pontell’s report on the electric light installation-99--PCRIND_0007/00103
111--In this letter from George W. Palmer to Candra Śamśera dated 31/05/1908, Palmer welcomes Candra Śamśera to London-105--PCRIND_0007/0109
112--In this letter from Candra Śamśera to George W. Palmer dated 01/06/1908, Candra Śamśera thanks Palmer for his hospitality-105--PCRIND_0007/0109
113--In this letter from George W. Palmer to Candra Śamśera dated 05/06/1908, Palmer informs that he will not be able to accompany Candra Śamśera to Windsor Castle-105--PCRIND_0007/0109
114--In this letter from George W. Palmer to Candra Śamśera dated 13/08/1908, Palmer thanks Candra Śamśera for the present by him-106--PCRIND_0007/0110
115--In this letter from George W. Palmer to Candra Śamśera dated 14/06/1908, Palmer informs that he will be sending photographs of Candra Śamśera from his visit-106--PCRIND_0007/0110
116--In this letter from Candra Śamśera to George W. Palmer dated 18/06/1908, Candra Śamśera sends a copy of his photograph-106--PCRIND_0007/0110
117--In this letter from George W. Palmer to Colonel John Manners Smith dated 10/07/1910, Palmer enquires whether the biscuits sent by him to Nepal have been approved by Candra Śamśera-107--PCRIND_0007/0111
118--In this letter from Kaji Marichi Man Singh to Huntley & Palmers firm dated 13/07/1908, the kaji informs the dispatch of biscuits to Nepal-107--PCRIND_0007/0111
119--In this letter from Huntley & Palmers firm to Kaji Marichi Man Singh dated 15/07/1908, the firm informs of the dispatch of a new set of biscuits to Nepal-107--PCRIND_0007/0111
120--In this letter from Kaji Marichi Man Singh to Huntley & Palmers firm dated 17/07/1908, the kaji requests for a set of small samples of biscuits-108--PCRIND_0007/0112
121--In this letter from Lord Salisbury to Candra Śamśera dated 29/04/1908, Lord Salisbury thanks Candra Śamśera for New Year wishes-109--PCRIND_0007/0113
122--In this letter from Candra Śamśera to Lord Salisbury dated 21/07/1908, Candra Śamśera thanks him for his hospitality in England-109--PCRIND_0007/0113
123--In this letter from Lord Minto to Candra Śamśera dated 11/07/1908, Lord Minto congratulate Candra Śamśera for his honours-109--PCRIND_0007/0113
124--In this letter from Lord Minto to Candra Śamśera dated 27/07/1908, Lord Minto discusses Candra Śamśera’s visit to England-110--PCRIND_0007/0114
125--In this telegram from Lord Minto to Candra Śamśera dated 18/08/1908, Lord Minto congratulates Candra Śamśera on his successful visit to England-110--PCRIND_0007/0114
126--In this letter from Candra Śamśera to Lord Ampthill dated 18/06/1908, Candra Śamśera sends a photograph himself as a memento-111--PCRIND_0007/0115
127--In this letter from Lord Ampthill to Candra Śamśera dated 21/07/1908, Lord Ampthill thanks Candra Śamśera for his portrait and wishes him a good journey-111--PCRIND_0007/0115
128--In this letter from Lord Ampthill to Candra Śamśera dated 15/09/1908, Lord Ampthill sends a photograph of himself to Candra Śamśera-112--PCRIND_0007/0116
129--In this letter from Candra Śamśera to Lord Ampthill dated 26/10/1908, Candra Śamśera thanks Lord Ampthill for his photograph and good wishes-112--PCRIND_0007/0116
130--In this letter from Candra Śamśera to Lord Lansdowne dated 18/06/1908, Candra Śamśera gives thanks for a photograph of Lady Lansdowne-113--PCRIND_0007/0117
131--In this letter from Candra Śamśera to Lord Lansdowne dated 02/07/1908, Candra Śamśera sends some presents to Lord Lansdowne-113--PCRIND_0007/0117
132--In this letter from Lord Lansdowne to Candra Śamśera dated 03/07/1908, Lord Lansdowne gives thanks for the presents by Candra Śamśera-113--PCRIND_0007/0117
133--In this letter from Lord Lansdowne to Candra Śamśera dated 10/07/1908, Lord Lansdowne sends a photograph of himself-114--PCRIND_0007/0118
134--In this letter from Candra Śamśera to Lord Lansdowne dated 11/07/1908, Candra Śamśera gives thanks for Lord Lansdowne’s photograph and well wishes-114--PCRIND_0007/0118
135--In this letter from Lord Lansdowne to Candra Śamśera dated 17/07/1908, Lord Lansdowne sends a photograph of himself with Candra Śamśera-114--PCRIND_0007/0118
136--In this letter from Candra Śamśera to Lord Lansdowne dated 21/09/1908, Candra Śamśera informs his arrival back to Nepal and gives best wishes to the Lansdownes-115--PCRIND_0007/0119
137--In this letter from Lord Lansdowne to Candra Śamśera dated 12/10/1908, Lord Lansdowne expresses good wishes for Candra Śamśera-115--PCRIND_0007/0119
138--In this telegram from Lord Curzon to Candra Śamśera, Lord Curzon welcomes Candra Śamśera to London-117--PCRIND_0007/0121
139--In this telegram from Candra Śamśera to Lord Curzon dated 09/05/1908, Candra Śamśera thanks Lord Curzon for his welcome message-117--PCRIND_0007/0121
140--In this letter from Candra Śamśera to Lord Curzon dated 11/06/1908, Candra Śamśera informs that he has a Royal invitation on the 20th of June-117--PCRIND_0007/0121
141--In this letter from Lord Curzon to Candra Śamśera dated 12/06/1908, Lord Curzon extends an invitation to Candra Śamśera-117--PCRIND_0007/0121
142--In this letter from Candra Śamśera to Lord Curzon dated 14/06/1908, Candra Śamśera accepts Lord Curzon’s invitation-118--PCRIND_0007/0122
143--In this letter from Lord Curzon to Candra Śamśera dated 15/06/1908, Lord Curzon suggests alternations to his invitation to Candra Śamśera-118--PCRIND_0007/0122
144--In this letter from Candra Śamśera to Lord Curzon dated 17/06/1908, Candra Śamśera accepts Lord Curzon’s alternations to his invitation-118--PCRIND_0007/0122
145--In this letter from Candra Śamśera to Lord Curzon dated 29/06/1908, Candra Śamśera thanks Lord Curzon for his hospitality-119--PCRIND_0007/0123
146--In this letter from Lord Curzon to Candra Śamśera dated 16/07/1908, Lord Curzon sends a photograph of himself as a memento for Candra Śamśera-119--PCRIND_0007/0123
147--In this letter from Candra Śamśera to Lord Curzon dated 18/07/1908, Candra Śamśera thanks Lord Curzon for his photograph-119--PCRIND_0007/0123
148--In this letter from Candra Śamśera to Lord Curzon dated 21/09/1908, Candra Śamśera expresses his concern on learning about Lord Curzon’s motor accident-120--PCRIND_0007/0124
149--In this letter from Candra Śamśera to Lord Morley dated 07/07/1908, Lord Morley informs of the bestowal of the Knight Grand Cross of bath upon Candra Śamśera-121--PCRIND_0007/0125
150--In this letter from Candra Śamśera to Lord Morley dated 10/07/1908, Candra Śamśera gives thanks for being bestowed the Knight Grand Cross of Bath and his visit to England-121--PCRIND_0007/0125
151--In this letter from Candra Śamśera to Lord Morley dated 20/07/1908, Candra Śamśera presents some mementos from Nepal for Lord Morley-122--PCRIND_0007/0126
152--In this letter from Candra Śamśera to Sir Dighton Probyn dated 28/02/1908, Candra Śamśera thanks for the engraving presented to him by the King and mentions his upcoming visit to England-123--PCRIND_0007/0127
153--In this letter from Sir Dighton Probyn to Candra Śamśera dated 15/07/1908, Sir Probyn informs that the Knight Grand Cross of Bath to be bestowed on Candra Śamśera will be set in diamonds-123--PCRIND_0007/0127
154--In this letter from Candra Śamśera to Sir Dighton Probyn dated 15/07/1908, Candra Śamśera gives thanks for the news on his bestowal of the Knight Grand Cross of Bath-124--PCRIND_0007/0128
155--In this letter from Candra Śamśera to Sir Dighton Probyn dated 20/07/1908, Candra Śamśera presents some presents from Nepal for Sir Probyn-125--PCRIND_0007/0129
156--In this letter from Sir Dighton Probyn to Candra Śamśera dated 21/07/1908, Sir Dighton thanks Candra Śamśera for the presents and send a photograph of himself as well-125--PCRIND_0007/0129
157--In this letter from Candra Śamśera to Sir Dighton Probyn dated 21/07/1908, Candra Śamśera sends a photograph of himself to be presented to the King-126--PCRIND_0007/0130
158--In this letter from Sir Dighton Probyn to Candra Śamśera dated 21/07/1908, Sir Dighton informs that two busts from the King as presents for Candra Śamśera have been sent to him-126--PCRIND_0007/0130
159--In this letter from Candra Śamśera to Sir Dighton Probyn dated 21/07/1908, Candra Śamśera gives thanks for the two busts from the King-127--PCRIND_0007/0131
160--In this letter from Candra Śamśera to Sir Dighton Probyn dated 07/09/1908, Candra Śamśera informs of his arrival back to Nepal and gives thanks for his visit to England-127--PCRIND_0007/0131
161--In this letter from Sir Dighton Probyn to Candra Śamśera dated 10/09/1908, Sir Probyn informs of the dispatch of the Queen’s engraving as a gift to Candra Śamśera-128--PCRIND_0007/0132
162--In this letter from Candra Śamśera to Sir Dighton Probyn dated 05/10/1908, Candra Śamśera gives thanks for the present from the Queen-128--PCRIND_0007/0132
163--In this letter from Sir Dighton Probyn to Candra Śamśera dated 09/01/1908, Sir Probyn sends an engraving of the King as a present to Candra Śamśera-129--PCRIND_0007/0133
164--In this letter from Candra Śamśera to Lord Kitchener dated 15/02/1908, Candra Śamśera informs of his plans to visit England-130--PCRIND_0007/0134
165--In this letter from Candra Śamśera to Lord Kitchener dated 27/02/1908, Candra Śamśera thanks Lord Kitchener for writing introductory letters on his behalf for his trip to England and provides an account of Nepali mission to China-131--PCRIND_0007/0135
166--In this letter from Candra Śamśera to Lord Kitchener on 09/07/1908, Candra Śamśera gives updates on his stay in London thus far-132--PCRIND_0007/0136
167--In this letter from Lord Kitchener to Candra Śamśera dated 14/10/1908, Lord Kitchener informs about the recruitment of Gurkhas and asks about the Nepali mission to China with regards to obtaining Chinese porcelain-132--PCRIND_0007/0136
168--In this letter from Lord Kitchener to Candra Śamśera dated 21/02/1908, Lord Kitchener informs that he will write introductory letters on behalf of Candra Śamśera for his visit to England and asks about the Nepali mission to China about obt |
