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| ID | Name | Surname | Type | Notes | Actions |
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| 2487 | Lāṭā Sārkī | persName | flourished: #CE_DATE# (VS 2003); gender: unknown; details: lived in Koṭthoka; held the title of kaṭuvāla; #new# | View details | |
| 2058 | Lateṭā | placeName | location needs to be verified; document suggests a village in Salyan; | View details | |
| 2028 | Le(?)te Thāpā Chetrī | Thāpā Chetrī | persName | flourished: 1907 (VS 1964); gender: male; details: soldier or guard (sipāhī) of the Salyan district office (gauḍā). #AZ | View details |
| 2658 | Leru | placeName | a village and an administrative sector in the Pācapārvā region (Upper Tsum); | View details | |
| 2040 | Leṭāragāũ | placeName | also known as: Leṭāragāū; a hamlet north of Śrīgāũ in the ambala of Pachilla Dang (cf. K_0469_0021); details: mentioned (together with Rānāgāũ, Prasaḍuvāgāuũ and Vāgaragāũgāũ) in a lālamohara issued in the name of Mahanta Rūpanātha by King Rājendra in 1820 (VS 1877) as one of the mortgaged (bā̃dhā) birtās (K_0469_0021, see also (K_0469_0017 [doc. 13]); geoName:7938375 | View details | |
| 2424 | Lhākpā Chiriṅ Bhoṭe | persName | flourished: CE 1903 (VS 1960); gender: male; sibling: Gyaltsen Bhoṭe, Lopsān Bhoṭe; details: lived in Lamjung; #new# | View details | |
| 886 | Lhāmdi | placeName | #empty# | View details | |
| 2466 | Lhārkyāpa | persName | flourished: CE 1891 (VS 1948); gender: male; details: lived in Pāro; held the title of jeṭhā-buḍhā; #new# | View details | |
| 296 | Lhasa | placeName | View details | ||
| 1076 | Lī Gāũ | placeName | a village in Lo. #checked# | View details | |
| 1131 | Līghā | placeName | also known as: Līghā Gāu, Lipa, Leghā, Leghā Gāu; a village and former village development committee in Pyuthan district; wiki:Ligha. #checked# | View details | |
| 2536 | Likhu Kholā | geogName | tributary to the Sunakosi in eastern Nepal; wiki:Likhu_Khola #new# | View details | |
| 1612 | Lilādhara Arjyāla | Arjyāla | persName | flourished: 1812 (VS 1869); gender: male; details: representative of the tharaghara as witness in royal land grants. #checked# | View details |
| 2262 | Limbuvān | placeName | also known as: Limbuān; Yākthung Lāje; Pallo Kirāta; designates the "Land of Limbus," in Limbu "Yakthung Lāje"; associated with 10 historical Limbu areas, the Das Limbuvān that are now part of eastern Nepal; in the Rāṇā period further divided into 10 Limbu areas and 17 districts (Satra Thum) and during the 1964 land reform into 23 divisons; wiki:limbuwan #new# | View details | |
| 880 | Litang | placeName | also known as Lithang; a town and a county in Sichuan province; previously in Kham (Tibet); wiki:Litang_County. #checked# | View details | |
| 958 | Livālivī | placeName | location needs to be verified; the document suggest a tract of land in Bhaktapur. #checked# | View details | |
| 1075 | Lo | placeName | also known as: Upper Mustang; the northern part of Mustang district and an independent kingdom until 2008; wiki:Upper_Mustang. #checked# | View details | |
| 414 | Loka Bahādura Thāpā Chetrī | Thāpā Chetrī | persName | flourished: 1861–1883 (VS 1940); gender: male; father: Dalamardana Thāpā Chetrī; mother: Himmat Kumārī; siblings: Śera Bahādura Thāpā Chetrī, Śeramardana Thāpā Chetrī and Gajamardana Thāpā Chetrī; details: held the title of chief colonel; in 1873 (VS 1930), appointed as chief administrator of the Salyan district office (gauḍā (Regmi 1985: 38) or aḍḍā (see e.g. K_0469_0033); see also Adhikari 1984: 228 table V), succeeding his mother Himmat Kumārī who took over the post from her husband after his death in 1871 (Regmi 1985: 38); in 1876 (VS 1933), took up a contract for the collection of levies at the local bazaar of Butwal on an annual payment of Rs. 84,000 (Regmi 1985: 38); in 1878 (VS 1935), took up a contract for the collection of revenue in Banke Bazaar (Nepalganj) on an annual payment of Rs. 35,000 (Regmi 1985: 38); According to Regmi, he found to be owing arrears of payment to the government amounting to Rs 272,000, returned to Kathmandu and was replaced in office by his brother Śera Bahādura Thāpā Chetrī in 1883 (VS 1940) (Regmi 1985: 39); but in 1886 (VS 1943) issued a report regarding the appointment of Hīrānātha as successor of Mahanta Khīmānātha, seemingly (still or again?) as head of the Salyan district office (K_0097_0038, cf. also K_0469_0033). #new# | View details |
| 281 | Lokanātha | Nātha | persName | third successor of Bhagavantanātha on the monastical throne (gaddī) in Śrīgāũ; confirmed as successor of his guru Rūpanātha by King Rājendra in 1832 (VS 1889 Āṣādha kṛṣṇa 5; K_0469_0003 and K_0469_0036). according to the Yogivaṃśāvalī, he added further buildings to the site in Śrīgāũ in 1842 (VS 1899, Naraharinātha n.d.: 88, see also Naraharinātha VS 2022: 414; Bouillier 1991: 161f.), and, after completing the construction works, he left Kharkākoṭa (=Śrīgāũ) for Rānagāũ "where he established the custom to make the Dasai puja for Devi, Bhairav and Navadurga with the royal paraphernalia of the Kirtipur Raja" (Bouillier 1991: 162 [with reference to Naraharinātha n.d.: 88]). Succeeded on the throne by his disciple Jagadīśvaranātha in 1848. | View details |
| 290 | Lokanātha | Nātha | persName | b. ca. 1895 (VS 1952); d. 1942 in Hīlorī maṭha, South India (Naraharinātha n.d.: 89) Son of Hīrānātha (cf. K_0468_0061); Selected by his guru Chatranātha as successor on the throne (gaddī) of Bhagavantanātha in Rānāgāũ. | View details |
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