Collection for Section Officer Preparation
The blog presents important and useful material to prepare the section officer (Shakha Adhikrit) examination of Public Service Commission.
First Kings of Nepal
First king of Different Dynesties
- Kathmandu valley - Dharmakar
- Gopal dynesty - Vukta Maan
- Aavir dynesty - Ber Singh
- Shom dynesty - Nimish
- Kirant dynesty - Yalamber
- Lichhiwi dynesty - Jay Dev first
- Surya dynesty - Vhumi Berma
- Malla dynesty - Ari Dev
- Karnaat dynesty - Nanya Dev
- Thakuri dynesty - Vhasker Dev
Dharmakar - The first king of Kathmandu valley
In ancient times, Kathmandu valley consisted of a big lake. It was called Nagakaha (lake of serpents) as it was the habitat of Nagas i.e. serpents: it’s believed that a sage called Bipaswi. Bukkha who lived on the Nagarjun hill in the northwest corner of Nagdaha sowed a lotus seed, in the lake on the full moon day, from which a lotus flower grew after 6 month of the same day. Amazingly an image of swambhu appeared in the flower. Biswapi began to worship the image when it threw bright rays of light.
History of Census in Nepal
By: Dr. Vidya Bir Singh Kansakar
Original Source: PDF File
Though no historical record is available regarding any population census in the past, yet counting of houses was practiced prior to the Lichhavi period. The existence of `Guthis' (Co-operative Societies) in the Kathmandu Valley, which sought help from each and every household in time and need is the clear indication of such practice. Before the conquest of the Kathmandu Valley by King Prithvinarayan Shah, the number of houses in the towns of Kathmandu, Lalitpur and Bhaktapur was supposed to be 22,000, 24,000 and 12,000 respectively.
Though no historical record is available regarding any population census in the past, yet counting of houses was practiced prior to the Lichhavi period. The existence of `Guthis' (Co-operative Societies) in the Kathmandu Valley, which sought help from each and every household in time and need is the clear indication of such practice. Before the conquest of the Kathmandu Valley by King Prithvinarayan Shah, the number of houses in the towns of Kathmandu, Lalitpur and Bhaktapur was supposed to be 22,000, 24,000 and 12,000 respectively.
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