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When Nepal is mentioned, the Gorkhali army is often remembered for its victories. But Kirtipur is the place where the Gorkhalis were defeated; again and again. It is also home to Bagbhairav, one of the rarest forms of Bhairav, enshrined in Kirtipur. The very weapons used by Prithvi Narayan Shah to finally conquer Kirtipur still hang inside the Bagbhairav temple today. What became a victory for Nepal, was a deep wound for Kirtipur. Because every triumph carries two sides; a story for some, and pa
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When Nepal is mentioned, the Gorkhali army is often remembered for its victories. But Kirtipur is the place where the Gorkhalis were defeated; again and again. It is also home to Bagbhairav, one of the rarest forms of Bhairav, enshrined in Kirtipur. The very weapons used by Prithvi Narayan Shah to finally conquer Kirtipur still hang inside the Bagbhairav temple today. What became a victory for Nepal, was a deep wound for Kirtipur. Because every triumph carries two sides; a story for some, and pa
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