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| ID | Name | Surname | Type | Notes | Actions |
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| 1916 | Naranārāyan | persName | flourished: 1926 (VS 1983); gender: male; details: clerk (bahidāra) at the Pyuthan district revenue office (māla). #new# | View details | |
| 130 | Nārānnātha | Nātha | persName | Also Nārāṃnātha Jogī. A nāthayogī. A number of document copies are assented to by him as abbot (pīra or pīrajī) probably of the Mṛgasthalī monastery (cf. K 44/56; K 451/56-59). Date uncertain (but after 1876 (VS 1933)). | View details |
| 1373 | Nārārāma | persName | flourished: ?; details: scribe (nausindā) involved in copying lālamoharas. #checked# | View details | |
| 1577 | Narasiṃ | persName | flourished: 1833 (VS 1890); gender: male; details: soldier from the registration office responsible for dealing with land assignments (daphadarakhānā); involved in fixing boundaries of royal land grants. #new# | View details | |
| 76 | Narasiṃ Rānā | Rānā | persName | flourished: 1831 (VS 1888); gender: male; details: sacrificed buffaloes at Mūlacoka, Kathmandu. #checked# | View details |
| 1831 | Narasiṃ Thāpā | Thāpā | persName | flourished: 1851 (VS 1908); gender: male; details: sacrificed buffaloes at Mūlacoka, Kathmandu. #checked# | View details |
| 540 | Narasiṃha Gurung | Gurung | persName | born: before 1791 in Darau Sirubari of Syangja district; died: April 1806; gender: male; grandfather: Cintu Gurung (PN_0001_0025); father: Sobhāta Gurung (PN_0001_0025); details: took part in the Nepal-China-Tibet war (1791-1792) in the battle at Dirgachha; issued a pledge of allegiance to the enthronement of King Gīrvāṇayuddha in 1798 (VS 1855, PN_0001_0025); held the title of kājī in 1798; built a shelter (dharmaśālā) for pilgrims in Purāno Guhyeśvarī, Balaju in 1803 (VS 1860, Panta VS 2026: 245, E_2811_0025); killed as conspirator in the murder of the former king, Raṇabahādura. further literature: https://www.uksonpalsamaj.com/article/kaji-narsingh-gurung/. #new#MG#add links# | View details |
| 2166 | Narasiṃha Thāpā | Thāpā | persName | not be confused with Narasiṃ Thāpā (fl. 1851); flourished: 1829 (VS 1886)?; gender: male; details: held the title of Captain (kaptāna) | View details |
| 2521 | Naravīra Basnyāta | persName | flourished: CE 1854 (VS 1911); gender: male; details: held the title of subedāra; #new# | View details | |
| 1851 | Naravira Mahata | Mahata | persName | flourished: 1851 (VS 1908); gender: male; details: held the title of adjutant; sacrificed buffaloes at Mūlacoka, Kathmandu. #checked# | View details |
| 1475 | Nārāyaṇa Giri Gosāñīṃ | Giri Gosāñīṃ | persName | flourished: 1823 (VS 1879); gender: male; details: involved in fixing boundaries of royal land grants. #new# | View details |
| 2034 | Nārāyaṇa Paṇḍita | Paṇḍita | persName | see/link under Nārāyaṇa Pauḍyāla | View details |
| 2031 | Nārāyaṇa Pauḍyāla | Pauḍyāla | persName | also known as: Śrīnārāyeṇa Paṇḍita, Rājanārāyen Paṇḍita; flourished: 1830 (VS 1887); gender: male; father: Vrajanātha Pauḍyāla; siiblings: Raṅganātha Pauḍyāla, Kṛṣṇa Pauḍyāla, Viṣṇu Pauḍyāla (Pauḍela VS 2072: 4); details: sold (together with his brothers) several birtās in Salyan for 3.201 rupees to Mahanta Rūpanātha in 1854 (VS 1910 Naraharinātha VS 2022: 462), a transaction offcially confirmed by King Surendra in 1872 (VS 1929) only (Naraharinātha VS 2022: 464f., K_0469_0020); | View details |
| 777 | Nārāyaṇahiṭi | placeName | also Narayanhiti; a stone fountain (dhunge dhārā) north east of the old city of Kathmandu after which the Narayanhiti Palace was named. wiki:File:Narayan_Hiti,_Kathmandu_20200922.jpg. #checked# | View details | |
| 345 | Nārāyaṇanātha | Nātha | persName | also known as: Nārāyaṇanātha Yogī; flourished: ? details: held the title of rājaguru (cf. Naraharinātha VS 2022: 449); pūjārī at the Ratannātha temple in Phalabang; according to his genealogy (published in Naraharinātha n.d.: 69) disciple of Gopāla[nātha] and guru of Kṛṣṇanātha, Śaṅkaranātha and Paśupatinātha. | View details |
| 712 | Narayanhiti Palace | placeName | also Nārāyaṇahiṭi Darbāra; a royal palace in Kathmandu, a museum since 2008; first used by Dhaukala Siṃha Basnyāt and his family following a land grant by King Raṇabahādura Śāha in 1793, then used by Cautariyā Phattya Jaṅga Śāha, confiscated by Jaṅga Bahādura Kũvara Rāṇā after the Koṭ massacre, inhabited by Raṇa Uddīpa Siṃha Kũvara Rāṇā (Whitmarsh 2018: 60 n. 93), rebuilt under Vīra Śamśera Jaṅga Bahādura Rāṇā (Whitmarsh 2018: 61 n. 94), served as a residence and principal workplace for the king of Nepal since King Pṛthvī Vīra Vikrama Śāha moved into it in the 1880s; bibl.: Whitmarsh 2018, Weiler 2009: 107–108, wiki:Narayanhiti_Palace. #checked# | View details | |
| 2475 | Narendra Bahādura Rāṇā | persName | flourished: CE 1912 (VS 1968); gender: male; details: (probably) held the title of hākima of the Gorkha māla aḍḍā #new# | View details | |
| 312 | Narendra Rājyalakṣmī Devī | persName | also known as: Narendra Lakṣmī, Narindra Lakṣmī Devī; born: near Varanasi; died: 11 January 1775 at Devighat by satī; father: Abhiman Singh (Raj 1997: 13), a Rajput from India; spouse: King Pṛthvīnārāyaṇa (married in 1740, Raj 1997: 13); children: Pratāpa Siṃha, Vedum Śāha, Bahādura Śāha; details: queen of Gorkha and Nepal; a gold sukā bearing her name (śrī śrī narindra lakṣmī devī) was minted in 1771 (Walsh 1908: 742); became satī along with three maid servants at her husband's death (Raj 1997: 13); normdata: wiki:Queen_Narendra_of_Nepal. #new#MG#check, add links# | View details | |
| 1140 | Narikot | placeName | a town and a former village development committee in Pyuthan district; wiki:Narikot. #checked# | View details | |
| 226 | Narmadeśvara Jaisī Arjyāla | Jaisī Arjyāla | persName | flourished: 1807 (VS 1864); details: appointed priest of Gorkhā Upallokoṭa in 1807 (VS 1864) to succeed Vaijanātha Josī Arjyāla (K_0029_0025A). #new# | View details |
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