In this episode, Lucas and Luna dive deep into the Dibya Upadesh, the political and spiritual testament of Prithvi Narayan Shah, the unifier of Nepal. They explore how this document, dictated on his deathbed in 1775, framed Nepal as a 'true Hindustan' and laid out a blueprint for the Shah dynasty's rule. The conversation covers his vision of Nepal as a garden of four castes and 36 sub-castes, his warnings against British influence, and the strategic isolationism that shaped Nepal's foreign policy for centuries. They also examine the authenticity of the text, its role in legitimizing the Shah monarchy, and its surprising echoes in modern Nepali nationalism. Specifics include the four yamas, the concept of asal Hindustan, and the Dang valley's symbolic geography.
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