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troops might side with the Sikhs. To demonstrate his power to the
British, Jung Bahadur decided to make a show of force. Although he was passionate about hunting, he had not had an opportunity to hunt since becoming prime minister. In 1848, Jung Bahadur planned a trip to the Terai with two objectives: hunting and showcasing his power to the British. On 22 December, he departed Kathmandu with the king and a large entourage, including thirty-two thousand foot soldiers, fifty-two cannons, three hundred
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At dawn the next day, the troops from
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Government of Nepal was closely monitoring the activities of the rebel groups in Bettiah. They reported the developments to Jung Bahadur, who immediately sent a troop led by Sanak Singh Tandon to Alau. Their mission was to suppress the rebellion, arrest Rajendra, and bring him to
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Mathabar Singh Thapa was still prime minister, a cousin of Jung Bahadur was sentenced to death. Jung Bahadur had requested Mathabar to persuade the queen to pardon his cousin, but Mathabar refused. This refusal led Jung Bahadur to harbor a grudge against him. Jung Bahadur then befriended Pandit
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from his position and declare Ranendra as the new prince, but Jung Bahadur ignored this command, leading the queen to hold a grudge against him. Some survivors of the Kot Massacre were secretly planning to take revenge on Jung Bahadur. The queen secretly contacted them and conspired to assassinate
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was assigned the task of ensuring Jung Bahadur arrived on time. When Birdhwaj reached the Jor-Ganesh temple, he saw Jung Bahadur approaching with his troops. Upon sighting him, Jung Bahadur signaled Capt. Ranamehar, who then killed Birdhwaj Basnyat. The troops continued to Bhandarkhal, and upon
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Bal Narsingh witnessed Sher Bahadur Shah, the king's half-brother, commit regicide in front of the court. In response, Bal Narsingh promptly executed Sher Bahadur. For this action, he was rewarded with the hereditary position of
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the system of punishment, and various administrative sections. However, it did not address the issue of caste inequality, as a progressive policy on this matter could have led to protests and turmoil in Nepalese society.
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Bahadur's spies captured them from the house and destroyed it the next morning. A pistol and a letter were found with them. They were immediately imprisoned and, after a few days, were executed by hanging.
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was dismissed in 1837, all his relatives, including Bal Narsingh and Jung Bahadur, were also dismissed from their positions and had their properties seized. In search of work, Jung Bahadur went to
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accordance with the commands of Prime Minister Jung Bahadur," which he sent to Benaras. Upon receiving this letter, the king panicked and consulted with his new ministers as well as his guru.
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and two hundred and fifty mules. Upon learning of this large force approaching its boundaries, the Governor-General sent a message to the Resident to verify the situation.
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Jung Bahadur expressed his desire to the then Resident, Colonel Thorsby. Thorsby suggested that Jung Bahadur write a letter, which he did, and sent it to
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2200:"Best Explanation Biography & Facts About Jung Bahadur Rana You Have Ever Read"
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2995:Koirala
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