Unification and its end class 8

 Very short answer questions

1.Which places were included in Nepal by Pratap Singh Shah in his short rule?
Places like Upardanggadhi, Kavilaspurgadhi, Sumeshorgadhi and Chitwan were included into Nepal by Pratap Singh Shah in his short rule.

2.Who was Bahadur Shah?
Bahadur Shah was the youngest son of Prithvi Narayan Shah and brother of pratap Singh Shah.

3.What is regency?
A system of government that substitutes for the reign of a king or queen when that king or queen becomes unable to rule is called regency.

4.Why did Bahadur Shah marry the Princess of Palpa?
He married the princess of Palpa with the intention of strengthening the ties between Nepal and Palpa so that a strong kingdom like Palpa would be in his support.

5.When did Bahadur Shah conquer Gulmi and Arghakhanchi?
In Jestha, 1843 BS, he conquered Gulmi, and Arghakhaanchi.

6. When was Gadwaal conquered by Nepali troops?
on the 12th of Asar 1848 Bs Gadwaal  was conquered by nepali troops.

7.When did war between Nepal and Tibet break out?
Nepal and Tibet war broke out in 1846 Bs.

Short answer questions

1.what was the role played by Rajendra Laxmi during the unification  campaign?
After the death of pratap Shah, Queen Rajendra Laxmi and his brother Bahadur Shah took care of the kingdom and continued the unification campaign.Queen Rajendra Laxmi acted as a regent for the minor King  bahadur Rana and ruled over Nepal. During her regency, she extended the border to Parvat, Lamjung and Kaski. She added some major contribution to the process of unification started by Prithivi Narayan Shah.The British historian Kirk Patrick has also described her personality as being extraordinary personality. She passed away in the year 1842 BS.

2.Analyse Bahadur Shah's role as the capable son of a capable father.
After the death of rajendra laxmii, Bahadur Shah stepped in and continued the unification campaign. He was the youngest son of King Prithvi Narayan Shah. He ruled as regent for Rana Bahadur Shah for the next nine years. During his regency the border of Nepal was extended to Kumau Gadwaal. He was a visionary and a courageous ruler. He married the princess of Palpa with the intention of strengthening the ties between Nepal and Palpa so that a strong kingdom like Palpa would be in his support. He also recruited qualified people in his army to make his army strong In Jestha, 1843 BS, he conquered Gulmi, Arghakhaanchi, Dhurkot and included them in Nepal. He also achieved victory over Parvat in the Asoj of the same year. After that Pyuthan, Dang, Rolpa and Jajarkot also came under Nepal's rule.

3.What are the lessons that we should learn from Badakaji Amar Singh Thapa who was involved in the unification campaign?

In short, Amar Singh Thapa was a great warrior in Nepal. He played an important role in the conquest of the Sen kingdoms of eastern Nepal. He also conquered the Baise and Chaubise states and extended the boundary of Nepal to the Tista River in the east and the Kangada River in the west.
His enviable deeds in expanding the nation's boundaries made him the darling of many Nepalese. He is taken in high esteem for exhibiting bravery and valour during many wars with enemies. Amar Singh Thapa was a worthy son of a worthy father.In the history of Nepal Amar Singh Thapa is, and will always be remembered as great leader. His patriotism and braveness was not only applauded at home but even from enemyy court at high degree. For continuous 48 years he fought for the nation to fulfill the colossal dream of the great king Prithivi Narayan Shah for the unification of Nepal. He succeeded to extend Nepal's border up to Yamuna River with his dynamic leadership and braveness.
Braveness, courage, loyalty, sacrifice, leadership, patriotism, etc are the lessons that we should learn from Badakaji Amar Singh Thapa who was involved in the unification campaign.