Long before the Malla courts or the Shah unifiers, the Kathmandu Valley was the heart of a sophisticated Buddhist kingdom: the Licchavis. In this episode, Lucas and Luna explore the Licchavi period (c. 400–750 CE) — a time of thriving trade with Tibet and India, the introduction of Buddhism to the Himalayas, and the construction of iconic sites like Chabahil's Dhando Chaitya. They discuss the famous Mananka inscription, which records a tax dispute, and the cultural fusion that produced Nepal's unique Buddhist art. They also touch on the shadowy figure of King Manadeva I, who left behind the Changu Narayan pillar inscription, and the mysterious end of Licchavi rule. This episode fills a key gap in Nepal's history, connecting the dots between the ancient Kirat period and the medieval Malla era.
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