Nepal 1852: The Rana Family's Iron Grip
In this episode, Lucas and Luna explore how Jung Bahadur Rana solidified his family's dictatorship after the 1846 Kot Massacre. They discuss his appointment of Surendra as a puppet king, his prime minister-for-life title, the systematic elimination of rivals, and the isolation of Nepal. The conversation also touches on Jung Bahadur's visit to Britain and the Rana system's legacy of centralized power. Specific names and events include: Jung Bahadur Rana, Kot Massacre, Surendra, Rajya Lakshmi, Guru Gajraj Mishra, Koiree Ghat, Chandra Shamsher, and the Treaty of Sugauli.
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