Malla (Nepal)
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For other meanings, see Malla (disambiguation).
The Malla Dynasty was a Newari Dynasty that ruled Nepal from the twelfth century AD to the seventeenth century AD. Malla kings of Nepal visited Lumbini in 11th and 12th century. Mallas are mostly Buddhist following Nepal Buddhism.
Religion: | Hinduism · Buddhism · Newar Buddhism | |
Music: | Newari Music · Dhime · Bhusyaa | |
Cuisine: | Newari Cuisine · Ailaa · Baji · Chataamari · Chwelaa · Jaa · Kachilaa · Lakhamari · Sanyaa · Sanyaakhunya · Thwon | |
Festival: | Newari Festival · Goon la · Sa Paru · Yanya Punhi · Swanti | |
Rituals: | Bahra · Ehee · Jankwa · Jaa Nakigu · Ketaa Pujaa · Iihipaa | |
Architecture: | Newari Architecture · Stupa · Pagoda · Vihara · Chaitya | |
Language: | Nepal Bhasa · Nepal Bhasa literature · Siddhidas Mahaju · Chittadhar "Hridaya" · Siddhicharan Shrestha · Sukraraj Shastri · Jayaprakash Malla · Durga Lal Shrestha · Dhooswan Sayami | |
Deities: | Swayambhunath · Pashupatinath · Janabahaadya · Lakhey · Majipa Lakhey | |
Castes: | Newar Caste | |
Misc: | Newari Dance · Nepal Sambat · Kathmandu · Patan · Bhaktapur | |
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They were the ruling dynasty in the kathmandu. Until Prithivi Narayan Shan won the valley from them.