Our National Heroes and their Contribution

Things to remember

• King Janak developed Mithila at the center of intellectual discourses.
• Sita is always remembered for her ideal as a devout and faithful woman.
• Gautam Buddha, originally Siddhartha Gautam was born in 563 BC in Lumbini.
• Amshuverma made a lot of reforms in his country, as the result of which the days of his regime were reckoned as the days of the golden period in the history of Nepal.
• King Ram Shah of Gorkha was best known for the reforms he introduced in his state in socio-economic, legal and religious fronts.
• King Prithvi Narayan Shah is rightly called the founder of modern Nepal.
• Nepal was proud of Araniko, a great architect of the country. So he was given the name 'Balabahu'.
• Amarsingh Thapa, stubborn in nature fought bravely with the British East India Company of India during 1814-16 AD war.
• Bhimsen Thapa, known as the first prime minister of Nepal, was a good administrator and a brave warrior.
• Balbhadra Kunwar, though less equipped, fought very bravely with the strong British forces and could make a successful defence of the fort for a long.
• Bhanubhakta Acharya, born to a family of Tanahun district was a gem of Nepal.
• Motiram Bhatta was a famous youth poet.
• King Tribhuwan won the hearts of the Nepalese people by playing the key role in the movement launched in Nepal for democracy.
• Shankhadhar Sakhwa is one from common Nepali citizen to get a national recognition posthumously.
• Pasang Lhamu Sherpa climbed Mt. Everest on 10th Baishakh 2050 BS. She was buried by the avalanche as she was coming back from the summit and lost her life.