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| ID | Name | Surname | Type | Notes | Actions |
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| 683 | Candrakumāra Sāhi | Sāhi | persName | flourished: 1919; gender: male; details: dvāre of Nuwakot (Commentary to K_0029_0033C). #checked# | View details |
| 1618 | Candramāna Kārkī Chetrī | Kārkī Chetrī | persName | flourished: 1890 (VS 1946, Tsum_0001_0002); gender: male; details: held the title of captain. #checked# | View details |
| 2277 | Candramaṇi Barāla | persName | flourished: 1803 (VS 1860); gender: male; details: held the title of dvāryā (VS 1860); #new# | View details | |
| 2382 | Candraprabhā | persName | flourished: CE 1821 (VS 1878; E_2778_0009); gender: female; lived in Kathmandu; held the title of maṅgalinī; #new# | View details | |
| 379 | Candrarūpa Śāha | Śāha | persName | flourished: 1716; gender: male; father: King Pṛthvīpati Śāha (fourth and youngest son); children: Viṣṇurūpa Śāha, Vīrabāhu Śāha (J.C. Regmi 1981: 31); details: regent for his nephew Narabhūpāla Śāha in 1716 (http://www.royalark.net/Nepal/nepal3.htm); normdata: wiki:Chandrarup_Shah. #checked#MG: add entry Prthvipati Shah and interlink# | View details |
| 1350 | Candraśekhara Upādhyāya | Upādhyāya | persName | flourished: 1814–1817; gender: male; details: Nepal's envoy (vakila) to Patna and Calcutta after 1814 (East India Company 1824: 341-344); together with Gajarāja Miśra a major figure in Nepal's diplomatic affairs during and after the Anglo-Nepalese War, entrusted with diplomatic missions in Nepal and abroad at the highest level (Rose 1971); with Gajarāja Miśra signed the Treaty of Sugauli on behalf of King Gīrvāṇayuddha in 1816 (Stiller 1976: 22). #checked# | View details |
| 2401 | Candravadana | persName | flourished: CE 1821 (VS 1878); gender: unknown; details: lived in Nuwakot; held the title of maṅgalinī; #new# | View details | |
| 2388 | Candravāna | persName | children: Māna[vadana]; lived in Kathmandu; #new# | View details | |
| 78 | Candravīra Bhaḍāri | Bhaṇḍārī | persName | flourished: 1831 (VS 1888); gender: male; details: sacrificed buffaloes at Mūlacoka, Kathmandu. #checked# | View details |
| 491 | Cangu | placeName | also Changu, Cāṅgu; village and administrative unit (ambala) on the northern ridge of the Kathmandu Valley; geonames:7944844. | View details | |
| 937 | Capāco Ṭola | placeName | also Chapacho Tole; a city quarter (ṭola) in northern Thimi (Pant and Funo 2003: fig. 9). #checked# | View details | |
| 791 | Cape of Good Hope | placeName | a cape at the southern tip of the Cape Peninsula approximately 50 km (31 mi) south of Cape Town, South Africa; wiki:Cape_of_Good_Hope, viaf:22148120436794790133, gnd:4110003-7, geonames:3367577. #checked# | View details | |
| 686 | Cārkṛṣṇa? | placeName | the reading of the place name is doubtful and needs to be verified; document suggests a locality in or near Nuwakot. #checked# | View details | |
| 1242 | Caṣu | placeName | location needs to be verified; document suggests a locality in the Kathmandu Valley. #checked# | View details | |
| 2165 | Cāsvāṃ Ḍo | placeName | the location needs to be verified; the document suggests a locality in Kathmandu. #new# | View details | |
| 1455 | Caturbhuja Malla | Malla | persName | flourished: 1836; gender: male; details: held the title of subbā. #checked# | View details |
| 589 | Caubīsī Rājya | placeName | also Chaubisi Rajya; lit. the "twenty-four principalities"; group of allied petty kingdoms in the Gandaki basin, lists differ (for a comparison, see Stiller 1973: 68–69), but commonly include the following names (in alphabetical order): Argha, Bhirkot, Butwal, Dhor, Dhurkot/Dhurikot, Galkot, Ghiring, Garahun, Gulmi, Isma, Kaski, Khanchi, Lamjung, Musikot, Nuwakot, Paiyun, Pyuthan, Palpa, Parbat, Rishing, Satahun, and Tanahun; one list has Gorkha, but according to Pradhan it was "never included in the list of the Chaubasi (sic!) rajyas possibly because the lines of affiliation, had been formalised before the rajya was brought under the rule of Hindu Dynasty." (Pradhan 2012: 4); in some lists (Stiller 1973: 69) names appear that are otherwise counted among the bāīse rājya, including Bajhang, Chilli, Dang, and Salyan; wiki:Chaubisi_Rajya, dbr:Chaubisi_Rajya. #checked# | View details | |
| 111 | Caugherā | placeName | a hamlet in Dang Valley known for the temple of Ratannātha and an important monastery of the nātha yogīs; gnd:4544493-6. | View details | |
| 924 | Cauraṃgi Road | placeName | location needs to be verified. | View details | |
| 1207 | Cautārā | placeName | #empty# | View details |
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