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  • 30Unification of Nepal — Early Rulers= The first record of the word Nepal is found in ancient Indian annals such as the puranas from the 4th century A.D where an area known as Newal or sometimes as Newar is mentioned, referring to what is now known as the Kathmandu… …

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