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1380 Baghuvā Kholā geogName also known as: Baguwā Kholā; a river in Dhading district; geonames:10337787. #checked# View details
722 Baglung placeName a city and district in Western Nepal, part of the Gandaki province; wiki:Baglung_District, wiki:Baglung, dbr:Baglung_District, dbr:Baglung. #checked# View details
504 Bagmati geogName also known as Vāgmati; a river in central Nepal flowing through the Kathmandu Valley; wiki:Bagmati_River, dbr:Bagmati_River, gnd:7846966-1, geonames:8410823. #checked# View details
651 Bagmati Province placeName also Bāgmatī Pradeśa; a province in Central Nepal, one of the 7 Provinces; comprises the districts Bhaktapur, Chitwan, Dhading, Dolakha, Kathmandu, Kavrepalanchok, Lalitpur, Makwanpur, Nuwakot, Ramechhap, Rasuwa, Sindhuli, and Sindhupalchok; wiki:Bagmati_Province, geonames:12095449, dbr:wiki:Bagmati_Province. #checked#MJ: add links to districts View details
1306 Bagyidaw Min persName also known as: Sagaing Min; born: 23 July 1784; died: 15 October 1846; gender: male; details: the seventh king of the Konbaung dynasty of Burma (r. 5 June 1819 – 15 April 1837); normdata: wiki:Bagyidaw, viaf:296176589. #checked# View details
1307 Bahadur Shah II persName also known as: Abu Mujaphara Mirjā, Bahadur Shah Zafar, Mirza Abu Zafar Sirajuddin Muhammad Bahadur Shah Zafar; born: 24 October 1775; died: 7 November 1862; gender: male; father: Akbar Shah II details: the twentieth and last Mughal Emperor of India (r. 28 September 1837 – 21 September 1857); following the Indian Mutiny of 1857, the British exiled him to British-controlled Burma; normdata: wiki:Bahadur_Shah_Zafar, viaf:64248022, gnd:120196794. #checked# View details
251 Bahādura Bhaṇḍārī Bhaṇḍārī persName flourished: 1805 (VS 1862, K_0096_0006)–1811 (VS 1868, K_0013_0009B); gender: male; details: held the title of kājī. #checked# View details
1880 Bāhādura Ghartī Chetrī Ghartī Chetrī persName flourished: 1926 (VS 1983); gender: male; details: slave-owner who submitted a paramabhaṭṭā deed as part of a slave manumission campaign in Pyuthan; resided in Khairā. #checked# View details
1899 Bāhādura Kārkī Kārkī persName flourished: 1926 (VS 1983); gender: male; details: slave-owner who submitted a paramabhaṭṭā deed as part of a slave manumission campaign in Pyuthan; resided in Kārkīḍāḍā. #checked# View details
229 Bahādura Śāha Śāha persName also known as: Māhilā Bābā, Māhilā Sāhaba; born: 16 June 1757 at Nuwakot (Vajrācārya and Śreṣṭha VS 2032: 78); died: 24 June 1797 (VS 1954 āṣā 14 gate); father: King Pṛthvīnārayaṇa Śāha; mother: Queen Narendra Lakṣmī; spouse: Vidyālakṣmī (?), daughter of the Palpa King Mahādatta Sena; children: Śatrubhañjana, Dripu- or Ripubhañjana (J.C. Regmi 1981: 3–4); details: imprisoned and exiled to Betia after Pṛthvīnārayaṇa's death 1775; regent for his nephew, King Raṇabahādura 1785 (after the death of Queen Rājendra Rājyalakṣmī) – 6 June 1794; expanded the kingdom upto Garhwal; arrested for misappropriation of money 11 February 1797; further literature: Bajracharya 1992; normdata: viaf:40729871, viaf:4646151247948344270007, wiki:Bahadur_Shah_of_Nepal. #checked#MG#add cross-references# View details
1257 Bāhālukhā placeName a neighborhood in Patan. #checked# View details
946 Baharāīca placeName location needs to be verified; document suggests a district in Northern India. #checked# View details
2529 Bāhīduma Sīṃ Rāī persName flourished: CE 1835 (VS 1892); gender: male; details: lived in Dhankuta; remarks: appointed to manage the regular and occasional worship of the deity Śrī Mārgādevī of Dhankuta along with the autumnal Dasaĩ festival worship involving animal sacrifices #new# View details
628 Bāīse Rājya placeName lit. the "twenty-two principalities"; group of allied petty kingdoms in the Karnali-Bheri river basin, lists differ (for a comparison, see Stiller 1973: 70–71), but include the following names (in alphabetical order): Accham, Bajhang, Bajura, Bamphi, Bilaspur, Biskot, Chilli, Dailekh, Dang, Darna/Darnar, Dharma, Duryal, Doti, Dullu, Gajur, Gotam/Gutam, Goriakot, Jajarkot, Jehari, Jumla, Majal, Malliganta, Malneta, Musikot, Phalabang, Rolpa, Rugham Rukum, Salyan, and Thalahara/Thalar; apart from these, Malla also mentions: Bimkot, Bogatan, Jagatipur, Khumri, Raspur and Sanni (Malla 1979); wiki:Baise_Rajya. #checked# View details
743 Baitadi placeName a district in far-Western Nepal, part of the Sudurpashchim Province; wiki:Baitadi_District, dbr:Baitadi_District. #checked# View details
1326 Baiza Bai persName also known as: Baijā Bāi; born: 1784; died: 1863; gender: female; spouse: Mahārāja Daulat Rao Scindia (third wife); details: a Mahārānī of Gwalior, banker and philanthropist; served as regent of Gwalior after Daulat Rao's death from 1827 to 1833; normdata: wiki:Baiza_Bai. #checked# View details
944 Bajhahī placeName location needs to be verified; document suggests a mauja in Northern India. #checked# View details
660 Bajhang placeName a district in far-Western Nepal, part of the Sudurpashchim Province; former principality and one of the Bāīsī Rājya, also occurs in some lists of the Caubīsī Rājya; wiki:Bajhang_District, wiki:Kingdom_of_Bajhang. #checked# View details
1332 Baji Rao II persName also known as: Bājī Rāva; born: 10 January 1775; died: 28 January 1851; gender: male; details: the 13th and the last Prime Minister (Peshwa) of the Maratha Empire (1795–1818); normdata: wiki:Baji_Rao_II, viaf:16170127. #checked# View details
740 Bajura placeName a district in far-Western Nepal, part of the Sudurpashchim Province province; former principality and one of the Bāīse Rājya; wiki:Bajura_District. #checked# View details
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