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31. The provided source claims that the Shah and Rana rulers are often credited with nation-building, but what negative outcome is also attributed to their rule?
32. How long did the powerful Kirat dynasty last before it was overthrown by the Sombanshi ruler Nimisha?
33. Which specific Kirati group was given the new title of 'Jimdar' by King Prithvi Narayan Shah after the treaty was signed?
34. During his visit to the Kathmandu Valley, where did Emperor Ashoka have four stupas built?
35. The source mentions that after capturing the Kathmandu Valley, Prithvi Narayan Shah used muskets and guns acquired from which group to fight the Kirat Kingdoms?
36. During the war between Kirat emperor Sambara and King Divo-dasa, who was Divo-dasa's royal priest who ordered him to eliminate the Kiratas?
37. According to the Rigveda, the Battle of the Ten Kings was fought between the Aryans (who conformed with Vedic teachings) and which other group?
38. What was the reason for the first Kirat King Yalambar's visit to Kurukshetra, as described in some legends?
39. In which time frame did the Kiratas embark on their 'Long painful march to the east of the Himalayas' and arrive in present-day Northeast India?
40. After their defeat, the Kirats moved to the eastern hills and settled in regions they called Wallokirat, Majkirat, and Pallokirat. Which of these was known as the 'Central Kirat region'?
41. Which two Kirat kingdoms had signed the treaty with Prithvi Narayan Shah by 1769 AD, prior to the signing by Pallokirat?
42. What new title was given to the Yakkha Rai after the treaty with Prithvi Narayan Shah?
43. What new title was given to the Sunuwar Rai after the treaty with Prithvi Narayan Shah?
44. Which of the following indigenous groups was given the title of 'Lepcha' by Prithvi Narayan Shah after the treaty?
45. Which groups of people from west Nepal did Prithvi Narayan Shah use as reinforcement to fight the Rais and Yakkhas of Majkirat?
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