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April, 1987 Edited Regmi Research (Private) Ltd. ISSN: 0034-348X Regmi Research Series Year 19, No. 4 Kathm'Bndu: April, 1987 Edited "by Mahesh G, -Ragmi_ Contents -� 1 • Garhwal llJ)pointments, :A.D. 1805- • •• 4E( 2. Gorkha After Tha Licchavi J?eriod ••• 48 • , r .. ,. -···' '- 3.: - F.J:om the: Ya.muns to the Sutl,Ji ;-.. - • • • ��o( ' �. ; if ·, .o:·J Jajarkot •• •,.f , 4. :: j(. 5. .An Error in -Colonel Jc..irkpatrick •-� Account of Nepal • •• .5.5 6. -· Night J?atrols in I�at_hmandu ••• 56 ' ' 1 7 •. : Land J.$signm.e�11$ 1to _ Sabuj rocokllpa.;iy - .. ""' -· u: .:, .• � "'51 i • • ••• ,. ; • .. ,..... _ , � • ; • -� -:-• n • . � l rr1 L. �-. l , ·r. j . -� �'.: '; i.e. .:, Traffic l'i1'n ••,, n.:c:• ' 9:1s...-e '.) r Gl!i"rhwal. .,' ;.: i 9. Ap_pc>intments ir the Jaalu.J?a-;Sut_lej' �egiqit'' •• ·; ' . :,.;,, i,•8rl . ..... �-- -� .. ":,' '>." . ' ' '; ;" . • : . 5 J ' � �-. 6'd' · 1_0. -.t-Troop Movement·e,j.. : .A..D. ·1805 u .. � •: '•,J ************ ' ,I.:•. } · Ragint fPr:f�teif Jte�ear_dh -- ! ,,-, ---.•.(,.,i7 ,.., ,,•..... l:.2 ,, • :ttct';,: • J;' � � • i • 0 ' 'i'+ Latimpat, Kathmandu, Nepal � 4-11927 T�lephone: ., �-� - 'l <.. ; J.. , .:.. ...... (For private study and researah·pnly; not meant tor public sale, distribution and ' ►· ,- -1. ' di�play)..: "i •.L �.. � �- :).,;, . ' /) :· ; 46 G:-::rhwcl Appointrc1;:_mts I A, D, 1805 1. Appointment of Khatri Brothers as Subbas I Dhttuk.al 1.hatri, Surabir I .. hatri, and Ranabir 1.hatri belonged to Kaski district. They were sons of Shiva Khatri and u grandsons of Chasmu Khatri. On Thursday, Ashaah Badi 1, 1862 (Jne 1805) they were appointed Sub bas of one-third of the lv1a6hesh, hill, and Bhot territories of Garh. ·:'hey replacec Ranadhir 13:asnet. Regmi Research Collection, Vol. 6, pp. 46-47. II Letter to· Surabir 1.hatri 2.no Ranabir Khatri: "Your ancestor.'..:; too hEd worked faithfully in the cause of this state (ahuugo). Last year, when action began. in Garh, we had appointed the .Basny2ts in Pyuthan and -aeputed them to tr� front • .But because they could not proceed from .Pyuthari in tin1e, we have avpointed you to replace them. You know at that time that ls..aji .Ambar Simha Thapa had been sent there in -the capacity of Mukhtiyar.u An€;ad has written t• Tribhuwan that because they cold not agree, Ranadhir left Srinagar. whatever might -be the stGte of pe1·sonal relations, he should not have acted in such a manner in our cause. Because Ranadhir has behaved ln an improper way, we hereby appoint you three brothers to replace him as Subbas for one-third of U� territories of G8rh in the Madhesh, the hills, and the Bhot. Dhaukal hBs taken charge of shawls and pagaris here. Share the emoluments (�hangi) of Slil.bba equally, and assign lands acaording to the prescribed schedule to the company that has been placed uncter your command. Ranabir Khatri has already left ( for Garh), and S_urabir Khatri s.hall do so quickly after handing over cru:,rge of the arms and ammunition in Pyuthan to Sardar Rana Gunj aud Rudravira. Act in all matters accoraing to the advice of ls..aji Ambar Simha Thapa and remain faithful to us. You will know £:.bout otrer matters from the letter of Dhaukal. "While this letter was being written, we received your r-eport and noted its contents. We s.hall look after affairs in Pyuthan from here. Proceed quickly to Srinagar as soon as you receive this' , order." Ashadh .Badi 2, 1862 Regmi Research Collection Vol. 6, pp. 53-55. III Letter to Sardar Rana �unj and Rudravira:u "We have transferred Surabir Khatri, Ranabir Khatri, and Dhakal Khatri from Pyuthan g to Garh. Dhaukal Khatri has taken chare of shawls and pagaris. An order _has been sent to Surabir 1.hatri to proceed immediately to Garh after handing over arms and anmunition to you in Pyuthan. Take over charge from him accordingly, and let him proceed to Garh q uickly. Because lanas ava ilaole for assignment are not adequate in Pyuthan for a Suobs, as well as for four c ampanies and a gunpowder factory, it has been decided not to appoint a Subba in Pyutha�. You ars, therefore, ordered to construct irrigation channels and reclaim rice-fields. 47 "Bho j Khawas and Ahiman Bogati had been previously se.µt to Kaski . They have no w been appointed as Subedars'"eand ordered to proceed to Pyuthan immediately. They have also .. been told that the bhardars will assign lands according to the prescribed schedulae. After they reach theree, arrange for assigning lands to th� two c ompanies despatched to Garh, f:iS well as the tw o companie s retained there , without affe c,t ing the operation of the gunpowder factory . The assignmt1nts should be made in a just manner, so that lands in the Madhesh, the hills, and the ilhOt are appo rt ioned equally. We have delegated ·to k.aji Ambar Simha Thapa the power of ,l?Ej ani in the case of the two compani(;S that have been despat ched to Garh. Appointments of the two Subedars will be made from there. "While this letter was being written , a repo rt wss received from Sura bir Khatri saying that if the copper-plate grant mli\de tp the Raj a of �alyan is implemented, the boundaries will cont ract by 80 or 100 y�rds. We shall, therefore , fix the bow:idarie s latere. As sign lands to the four companies witho�t affe cting the oper&tion of the gunpowder factory , and report to us whether there will be a surplus or short fE.11e. We shall fix the boundearies only thereafter . Act according to these order without the slightest delay. Ashadh Badi 2, 1862 Regmi Research Collection, Vol. 6, pp . 49�52r. 2. Pyuthan Affairs· Letter to Bho j Khawas, and Ahiman Boga t i : "Surabir Khatri, Ranab1r Khatri , !J.nd Dhau.kal Khatri have been transferred from Pyuthan to .Garh. J3eca use lands avaiJ.able for assignment ·as Jagir are not ac;lequftte in .Pyuthan for a Suboa , as well as fo r fout companies and a gunpo"{der factory, it has ·been decided not to ma int ain a Subba theree. Sardi:,r Hunn Gunj and Rudravira have been ordered· to assign lands for the fou:r companies 'wi t'hout affe c0t·1ng the operation of the gunpowder factoty. You have been appo i.Qte,d • Subadars of the two companie s of Pyuthan on a permanent basis . We have also sent swords , whi ch will reach you in due timee. Pay . darshan-.!l.l:liti levies. Pro ceed to Pyuthan as soon as you r0 ceive t his order . The Subedars of the , twoe· othe r compauies haTe be:m deputed to join Ambar Simha Thapa on the western fro'nt ; he will be in charge of their :fajani . You had been deputed to construct irrigation channels and reclaim rice-fields in Kaskie. Submit particulars of the total area irrigated and reclaimed. Also recommend the names of persons who may now be given the rasponsibility . As soon as you re ct:d ve this order , assign lands ac�ord ing to the prescribed schedule (raibandi� and fonn two companies. Recruit only good people from areas east of .t he Marsyangdi river. Report on whether or not the compani ,, s statioped thare have cannon. If they do not . .hav? any , we shall send 1t, frome·hare.e" Ashadh Badi 2, 1862 Regmi Research Collection, Vol . 6 , PP. 49�59. 48 3. Subba Chandra bir },.un war I Another one-third of the terrioories of Garh was pla ced under the charge of Subba Chandra �ir Kunwarr, of .dhanwarkot' , on the same date. Chandrabir hunwnr was th..:: son of Jaya Krishna Kunwar, an d grandson of Ahiram 1.unwar. He replacec. Subba Hastadal Shnh. Regmi Research Collec:tion , Vol. 6, ppr. 4:!-43. II (Subba Chandrabir }. unw2r wc.s trt,nsferred to Doti about two y,_ c'.rf. later. (Regmi ·Re search Serias, Year 18, no . 12, December 1986, pp . 185-86 ) . He wns lflter sent bnck to Garhwal , and died there in eer�y 1871 Sa�vat (A. D. 1814). (Regmi Rese£:rch ueries , Year 3, no • 1 , January 1 , 1 971 , pp • 3-5 ) • III Letter to Chandrabir Kunwar : "We have r ::ceived reports that the bhardnrs sent (to Gsrh) were not on good terms wi th each other. We have, the refore' , appo inted Surabir Khatri , Hanabir Khatrir, and Dhaukal ld'1[:tri to replace Ram: dhir. Ranabir 1.hatri is still along wi th th(j troops. We have sent an order to Sur0 bir Khatri ; he too will join the troops soon' . We have appo inted you to replace Hastadal . we have orde red Bal KW}War tc take over cho rg' . of shawls, pagaris, and the lettar of appointment (patta) on your behalr; these will resch you in due timer. Kaj i Ambar Simha Thapa is old and meture , and also true to his salt'. Act according to his advice'. Proceed to Srinagar quickly and make necessary arrangements for the administration of thL:t territory in corisul tat wr.. wit h the },.aji and otror bhardars. we shall send other instructionr-; later.r" Ashadh Bodi 2, "1 862 Regmi• Research Collection , Vol' . 6, p. 55. ******'**it Gorkha After The Licchavi Period By Dine sh Raj Pant (Dine sh Raj Pant , Gorkhako tihasa ( A History of Gorkha) , Kathmandu; the author, 204 1 ( 1985), Vo I • 1 , pp' . 10-14. The Manadeva_'era , which had started in the Vikrama year 633, came to an end after 304 years in the monrh of Aswin 937 Vikramar. The use of the Nephl Samva t then started.
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