Tibetan Kings Created Nepal

[@kus4ng]

Ever since I learned about the Khasa Kingdom and looked up the Khasa people who stayed in far-western Nepal, I’ve always wondered how (like the Mongol Khans) they transitioned from looking mostly East Asian to south. Your video was very insightful.

[@nishanrokaya6032]

We khas from khas kingdom still looks like East Asian

[@kus4ng]

@@nishanrokaya6032 that's my point lol but it's like newari people imo where some look more south asian and some more east asian but correct me if im wrong

[@nishanrokaya6032]

@kus4ng yeahh you are indeed right.. but maximum khas from east nepal looks south Asian because of breeding with rajputs/brahmans

[@kus4ng]

@ ah okay that makes more sense now thanks

[@taidelek9994]

Mongol or kashgar origin are few propagate circulating in nepal

[@taidelek9994]

Many Nepalese are of tibetan origin including sherpa , dolpo, manang , gurung , yolmo and tamang but unfortunately many of them don't know this or don't want to relate with Tibetan . Tibetan schools and monasteries have failed in bring the people of Himalaya region under the family of tibetaness .

[@hira2001-l1d]

Nepalese already had prosperous civilizations when Tibetans were living nomadic and barbaric lives. Nepalese Himalayan foothills were far more suitable for settlements than dry tibetan plateau so most of the current Mongoloid race Nepalese ethnic groups bypassed Tibet and settled in Nepal after travelling from East or central Asia. Current Tibetan civilization is very new and just formed around 7th century after Buddhism and civilizational elements like scripts were introduced there

[@taidelek9994]

@hira2001-l1d I don't know what is hurting you

[@pratikking2272]

Gurungs are no Tibetian. Gurungs are Nakhi ethnic group from Yunan China. They were traders who traded with Tibet and India. There are nakhi people in Tibet too. But they are not ethnic tibetians.

[@hira2001-l1d]

@@taidelek9994 you're the one who's hurt and leaving false information in many videos regarding Nepalese and Tibetan history

[@bijayahamal1668]

Yes but They are living in Nepal for thousand of years long before the concept of Nepal.

[@whyamihere2250]

thanks for making this video

[@gyadre]

Thanks for informative video. I heard some where that Malla dynasty forbade the Buddhist monastic education under his kingdom. Would love to watch more videos on Tibet and its relation with neighbouring countries.

[@nirvanic728]

There are more the one clans of Malla dynasties in Nepal, the one you're referring to are of Mithila origin from southern Nepal who migrated to Nepal due to their kingdom's destruction by the Delhi sultanate, they are now part of the Newar ethnic group of Nepal. Khasa Malla's have a different origin and were already present in far western part of Nepal around the same time and now belong to the thakuri ethnic groups. There is a hestorical mention of an even older group of Malla's from western hills of Nepal during the period of king Manadeva along side the Kirats of the Eastern Hills. The word Malla means a Wrestler in Pali and Sanskrit this word was adopted as a title or to describe an attribute of a group of people during ancient times which in time developed into a rulers Moniker.

[@WaddaFAK-j7r]

I see that lot of people are debating whether the khas are tibetans or indo-europeans. Khas people are definitely indo-europeans but their migration eastward happened through central asia from where they entered western tibet and nepal, where they ruled on both sides. Khas is a mixed race civilization just like Nepa: valley civilization. Khas language is of indo-european origin but in Khas civilization some western tibetans were integrated as well. Later after the decline of Buddhism and flourishing of Hinduism, Khas became hindu and hence were seperated in caste based system. Many of the bahun and chettri have east-asian features as well, mainly Chettri of northern khasan. The masto culture of Khas bahun and chhetri seem to be influence of tibetan bon religion as well, Khas country was a part of Zhangzhung empire which was the Tibetan empire with Bon as major religion.

[@94Suk]

Bahun are not khas lol

[@WaddaFAK-j7r]

@94Suk creation of civilization doesn't work that way my friend. All those classified as Brahmin, chhetri, vaishya, shudra in pahadi communities fall under the same category as in newar where there's all those stratification. Stratification never happens to make only one class or caste. I hope you are educated enough to know about social stratification.

[@whyamihere2250]

maybe in your next video you should make it about the xi xia dynasty known as Tuyuhun / Minyak

[@eclectic.explorations]

That is exactly what my next video is on!!!!

[@whyamihere2250]

@@eclectic.explorations well ill be damned 🤣 alr then imma watch it as soon as u make it thanks !

[@dreamadventure8220]

Your work is amazing

[@eclectic.explorations]

Thank you so much 😀

[@Gyaniofinterest]

Yatse or khasas

[@WaMo721]

When are you making a video on “house of pangda” ?

[@eclectic.explorations]

I steer clear of politically sensitive subjects.

[@samratdhakal5921]

Create your own happiness rishi and gurudev get their enlightenment in Himalayas of Nepal .From divine shiva and Buddhism ☸️ all started from Nepal

[@kaushikdebnath8332]

Gautam Buddha got enlightenment in Bihar...

[@ckftchkitzobeatandbars5489]

Ripu malla was the king of the western Nepal (Present day katmandu which was later ruled by shah dynasty )and western Tibet, and Ripu malla was the King khasa kingdom which comes under Kshetri or chhetri or Newari ...it was in 14 century when Buddhist culture was introduced in Tibet, by MALLA dynasty ...that's the reason in Nepali we called Momo there is no word called momo existed in Tibetan dictionary dumplings are both different yet ... And that's how it was introduced the architech of Newari culture influence both china and Tibet..Nepali language is khas bhasha

[@nayanepal5780]

Nepal gave Buddhism to Tibet..and Buddhism is now the identity of Tibet..

[@WaMo721]

There was no nepal back then

[@naulojankari5841]

​@@WaMo721There was no Tibet back then by the people used to call BHOTE to Tibet.

[@WaMo721]

@@naulojankari5841 nepal was unified in 18th century....tibet was unified in 7th century.

[@naulojankari5841]

​@@WaMo721who made tibet, who was founder and creator of tibet..... and don't say dalai lama. He is not the ruler or creator of kingdom.

[@WaMo721]

@@naulojankari5841 songtsen gampo 618 CE…….the name itself is enough to scare the shit out of your entire ancestors….

[@jagadishsubedi9363]

Hindu 🕉 buddhist ☸ are same people you can find still in Nepal 🇳🇵. NEBOER ? YOU NEVER FOUND ANYWHERE ELSE?

[@dhondupgyatso7603]

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[@Pain1959.]

Many Nepali people fighting for origin of MOMO will cry when they see this video.

[@Lol69HahaFuni]

Momo is both a Nepali and Tibetan dish. Both are different despite both being dumplings. While it is true the concept of momo did come from tibet, tibetan momo is made of yak mean and flavoured with salt and has a very thick dough around it (historically it was the food of travellers). Nepalese momo is smaller and has thinner dough and is made of Buffalo, chicken or vegetables and flavoured with the spices of south asia. The momo the tibetan refugees claim as their own are in fact Nepalese momo. Cry about it.

[@hira2001-l1d]

@@Lol69HahaFuniyeah dumplings shaped like momo are found all over Asia but the momo that's popular today in Himalayan belt, Indian subcontinent and over the world is the Nepalese version. The tibetan momo is very bland and comes nowhere close to Nepalese ones packed with rich spices and flavorful sauces and soups

[@cheltooktribefreethinker1028]

Our khas king were not tibetans rather guge kingdom who came from Kashgar. Kas- old city and gar means mountain 🌄

[@Pain1959.]

@@Lol69HahaFuni you got things wrong, Momo that Himalayan region (including those in India, Bhutan and Bangladesh) people eats are also made of thin dough and are of different meats and vegetables. They consider it good momo when it’s full of juice or soap. They prefer spices at side just like how they consume their meat and because spices are rare in those times. But it doesn’t make it Nepali just because you add some spice to it. Spices are abundant in Nepal at those times and all its food have spices in it so why consume it separate. Shape of momo is exactly that of other Tibetan food like fried meat bun (sha bhaklap) but there are no Nepali food of that shape!! We in Canada eat our food with less spice. So some of Nepali food we eat are Canadian now because we eat it with less spice ? Nonsense!!!

[@Pain1959.]

@@cheltooktribefreethinker1028 read history or watch documents. Guge kingdom is small kingdom in Tibet which emerged as result of collapse of Tibetan Empire. You can still go visit Guge kingdom palace and other archeological sites in Tibet.

[@Churebhawar]

Kushan Empire evolve into Khas, Khas is a micronation along pan himalayan region. Khas culture is related animism, buddhism, hinduism (nath & vishnu). Kakre Vihar is related to Khas. Buddha was saka/khas. Khas shrink to Nepal, Sikkim & Bhutan.

[@94Suk]

Love in your own dreams😂

[@chyanglama6895]

Nepalese Mongolian Races like Yolmo, Sherpa, Tamang and Singsha justify the Tibetan presence thereof in Khas (Nepal). Practising Nyingma Tradition of Buddist Bon practices. However Anthropological and Archeological studies suggests Nepal predates Tibet in terms pf history. Having to say Nepal made Tibet not vice versa.

[@pratikking2272]

Sherpas were chased out of tibet by Khosut Khanate. The 5th dalai lama did a genocide of Sherpas because they did not follow Gelugpa sect of Buddhism.From the 3rd dalai lama onwards, Tibetian rulers were hostile to Sherpas.

[@kotakhalingpa]

@@pratikking2272even bhutanese Bhutia group ngalong and sikkimese bhutia hroyp denjong found their kingdom

[@kotakhalingpa]

@@pratikking2272hi even Bhutanese bhutia ngalong and sikkimese bhutia red hat created their kingdom. after fighting with yellow hat

[@khukurirumyum4233]

so you are implying that the Khasa kings you mentioned Nagaraja, Krachalla ... could possibly be of Tibetan origin ?

[@eclectic.explorations]

They were.

[@94Suk]

​@@eclectic.explorationsso khas people were ruled by a Tibetan king?

[@HariSC]

​@@eclectic.explorations No they aren't. I am khas and khas are Indo ayaran people, we written in devenagari script.

[@94Suk]

​@@HariSCoh so your ancestors came from india. I get it

[@naulojankari5841]

There are no Yatse in Nepal we only have YAK😅😅😅😅

[@dhondupgyatso7603]

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[@pratikking2272]

They are not tibetians they are khas

[@ngawanglhundup2878]

The kings were Khasa king but they themselves were descendants of Tibetan king Srongtsen Gampo. It is very clear.

[@pratikking2272]

@ngawanglhundup2878 No. Bhil and khas are indigenous to nepal and tibet. Modern tibetians are descandants of Quang people.

[@Auros-ii8fr]

My maternal ancestors are malla whom you r talking about in this video if u see them u wouldn't even consider them as tibetans and mallas were khas people not tibetans i dont think we can call nepali as khas bhasa because khas languagae is different

[@94Suk]

So khas people have common mongoloid origin. I though they were more of indo-aryan.

[@pratikking2272]

Khas are indo european people. The original inhabitants of Tibet were khas and bhils. The modern tibetians descend from quang people of china

[@94Suk]

Khas might be of Indo-European. But there's not much study done in nepal as well as Tibet. So can't just conclude. Khas history needs to be demystified disconstruct

[@pratikking2272]

@@94Suk Limbus who were refugees of Yunan served as serfdoms to the Dalai lama. They fled to Nepal during 1500s. Now, they claim the history of Bhil (kirat)

[@HariSC]

Haha 😂 khas are Indo Aryan people not mongoliad. I am one of them we still speak khas language we also preserve our tradition, culture,dress till now. Khas people speak Indo-Aryan and written in Devanagari style. That ओम् माने पद्मे हो also written in devanagari. Pls before making videos you should do some more research.

[@RLP90Gdpy-qv8jt]

your language is not much old just 1000 year before 1000 year wich language peak your people that is more important Do you gave any evidence of before 1000 year 😏

[@94Suk]

​@@RLP90Gdpy-qv8jt13th century evidence of khas language. But I think if we trace beyond that, it could be different. Also, there are some khas living in high altitude like darchula and parts of karnali who looks have a mongoloid looks yet if we go down to plain region they look aryan type.

[@cheltooktribefreethinker1028]

Tibetan king hoina. They came from Kashgar not Lhasa. Rather lhasa and rajput destoryed guge and jumla kingdom

[@taidelek9994]

Kashgar and mongol are nepal excuses and creation in order to distance themselves from Tibet .

[@taidelek9994]

Natra bai Mongol hola !! Mongol and kashgar are nepal excuses to distance themselves from Tibet

[@ngawanglhundup2878]

The Khasa king were came from Khari whose Tibetan name is Ngari now a days western Tibet. Their forefather were the empire of Tibet. They were descendant of Srongtsen Gampo. There isnt any doubt on this.

[@pratikking2272]

Todays khas aryans are mix of Khas and Bhil. Later on Mongolians came to nepal and mixed with them.

[@cheltooktribefreethinker1028]

@@taidelek9994 plz, I dint get u!

[@Racr-j4o]

HiMalaya Range

[@ckftchkitzobeatandbars5489]

Khas are Chhetris

[@94Suk]

Ya but today's chhetri mix with bahun& rajput

[@dhondupgyatso7603]

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[@dhondupgyatso7603]

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