ID | Name | Surname | Type | Notes | Actions |
778 | Pune | | placeName | a city in the state of Maharashtra, India;
wiki:Pune, gnd:4046772-7, geonames:1259229.
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754 | Punjab | | placeName | a state in northern India;
wiki:Punjab,_India, geonames:1259223, gnd:4044457-0. #checked# | View details |
1544 | Puṇyasila Jaisi Khanāl | Khanāl | persName | flourished: 1836 (VS 1893);
gender: male;
details:
lived in Bhaktapur;
held the title of mohīnāike;
involved in fixing boundaries of royal land grants. #new# | View details |
2631 | Puraṇa Malla | | persName | also known as: Pūrṇa Malla;
gender: male;
children: Bhīma Malla Deva;
details:
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2076 | Purana Thāpā | Thāpā | persName | flourished: 1812 (VS 1869);
gender: male;
details:
amāli involved in fixing boundaries of a royal land grant at Salyan.
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265 | Puranagau | | placeName | also known as: Purānagāu, Pūrānagāu;
a former village development committee (VDC) in Ramechhap District;
normdata: wiki:Puranagau, dbr:Puranagau. | View details |
2504 | Purendra Śāha | | persName | also known as: Pūrṇa Śāha;
gender: male;
father: Dravya Śāha;
children: Rāma Śāha, Chatra Śāha;
details:
lived in Gorkha;
King of Gorkha (r. 1570-1605);
normdata:
wiki: Purna_Shah, wikidata:Q20961704.
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762 | Puri | | placeName | a holy city in the state of Odisha, India;
one of the four holy pilgrimage sites (dhāma) in India;
wiki:Puri, geonames:1259184.
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533 | Purkot | | placeName | also Purkoṭa;
former VDC in Tanahun;
former administrative unit (thuma) (Sañcāra Mantrālaya VS 2031: III, 287);
its entire land measuring 1300 khetamuris were established as a guṭhī for Kālikā of Gorkhā in 1799 (K_0120_0020, K_0120_0024);
borders defined: east: the Marsyāṃdī [River], west: the border of [the neighboring thuma] Vasantapura, north: border of the Cītī Kholā, south: the Phāmdī [and] Kālīmāṭī Kholās (K_0120_0024). | View details |
1989 | Purkoṭ Tela | | placeName | the location needs to be verified;
the document suggests a village in Pyuthan. #new#
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1990 | Purkoṭ Vastu | | placeName | the location needs to be verified;
the document suggests a village in Pyuthan. #new# | View details |
1040 | Purṇa | | persName | flourished: ?;
gender: male;
details:
scribe (nausindā) involved in copying lālamoharas. #checked# | View details |
467 | Pūrṇa Śamśera Jaṅga Bahādura Rāṇā | Rāṇā | persName | flourished: ?;
gender: male;
father: Dhīra Śamśera Jaṅga Kũvara Rāṇā.
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2676 | Purṇabhān | | persName | flourished: 1887 (VS 1944);
gender: male;
details:
a civil servant (of the Thāpāthalī Guṭhī Bandobasta Aḍḍā?).
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1251 | Purnia | | placeName | a city and a district in Bihar state, India;
wiki:Purnia_district, viaf:130285070, geonames:1259168; wiki:Purnia, viaf:235227237, gnd:4616297-5, geonames:1259166. #CZ# | View details |
2003 | Puruṣotaṃ Prasāda | | persName | flourished: in or after 1921 (VS 1978);
gender: male;
details:
person involved in writing or certifying documents.
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1413 | Pūrva 2 Nambara | | placeName | also known as: Pūrva 2 Lambara;
East Number 2, one of the 32 districts in Nepal before 1956. It's district headquarter lied in Dolakhā. | View details |
69 | Puṣkara Śāha | Śāha | persName | flourished: n the first half of the 19th cent.;
gender: male;
father: Jīva Śāha;
siblings: Praṇa Śāha and Śamśera Śāha (J.C. Regmi et al. 1981: 75);
children: Bhīma Vikrama and Vīra Vikrama Śāha;
details:
held the title of cautariyā; mukhtiyāra (appointed by Queen Sāmrājyalakṣmī Devī) early April 1840–1 November 1840 (cf. Acharya 1971: 16);
normdata: wiki:Chautariya_Pushkar_Shah. #new# | View details |
2673 | Puskaradāsa | Vairāgī | persName | also known as: Puskaradās;
flourished: 1887 (VS 1944);
gender: male;
details:
a wandering (ramatā) mahanta;
visited the Vairāgī akhāḍā at Kālamocanaghāṭa, Thāpāthalī, and received daily food supply (haṇḍī) in 1887 (VS 1944).
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289 | Puṣkaranātha | Nātha | persName | probably appointed by Prime Minister Candra Śaṃśera as successor of Chatranātha (see Bouillier 1991: 167f.) on the gaddī of Bhagavantanātha.
He was follow in office by his son Yamanātha. | View details |