A history of Nepal

John Whelpton

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Sociopolitical Dynamics in Nepal Indian and Buddhist Studies South Asian Studies and Conflicts

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John Whelpton's history of Nepal focuses on the period since the overthrow of the Rana family autocracy in 1950-51. Drawing on recent research, the author portrays a country of extraordinary contrasts, whose history has been constantly buffeted by its neighbours, China and India.

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