Funny you mentioned. There's actually an entire section of the Nepali constitution dedicated to how to draw the flag, to any scale, to the exact geometric proportion. Reproducible to any size.
As a mathematics teacher, constructing the Nepali flag is a delight. Of course, the instructions from the constitution assumes working on cloth, but constructing it on paper was fun.
@@eliasjdcc Las tropas de elite Ghurkas. Nepal tiene un acuerdo con Gran Bretaña y la India por lo que los 3 países tienen regimientos de Ghurkas. Los Ghurkas originalmente fueron una fuerza de elite del reino de Gorka, hoy Nepal. Durante una guerra contra el Reino Unido a principios del siglo XIX, los ingleses quedaron tan impresionados con la disciplina y el profesionalismo de los Ghurkas que decidieron formar un regimiento especial y adoptarlos en el Ejercito Británico, por lo que se podría decir que los Ghurkas fueron una de las primeras fuerzas especiales desde la época de la revolución industrial que aun permanecen activos hoy día. Han visto combate en todo el mundo incluyendo ambas guerras mundiales. Ghurka es la bastardizacion del vocablo nepali Ghorka que viene de "Go-Raksha" y significa "protector".
United States: Good, it no longer seems that there will be any communist revolution, neither Marxists nor Maoists, we finally get rid of them Nepal: Good day, gentlemen. I am here to change the future
@Atlantic Pacific Actually it was just to make a joke, but even so, the Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist) led by Prachanda during the Civil War at that time if they were orthodox Prachanda Road Maoist Marxist Leninists, already in the peace treaty they renounced all Via armed and they became another party, but initially it was only the joke that the civil war had been won by the Maoists and Nepal is ruled by communists
@@piedras9663 well, the CPN has made our ties with Nepal bad. Indians and Nepalis are like same people, we follow the same religion, have same traditions and speak similar language. Just different countries. CNP needs to go and Constitutional monarchy with a strong federal government is the need of the hour.
I wonder if people realized who Videla is? The former President of Argentina who overthrew Perón during his rise to power as a military leader... No one has responded to that yet LOL
* Puts emphasis on culture and natural beauty * Sung by several people * No emphasis on war or battle (literally calls itself the 'land of peace') * Feels like it actually conveys a love for the country * Catchy melody * Is a MIDI Incredibly based Nepal
Khas kura (what people call Nepali), like many Indic language, underwent sanskritization post British Raj, as local leaders wanted to have Sanskrit-based Indic language become lingua franca of the region. This top down change actually fucked over a lot of villagers and rural people, precluding them from governmental careers and functions since their mother tongue basically transformed overnight as far as the courts were concerned. Unfortunately this Sanskrit as Lingua Franca thing never panned out, and English remains the lingua franca.
Nepal is gorgeous. It sucks how us Americans all know of Mount Everest, pretty much everyone does, but that's all we know about Nepal. We never learn about it's great culture, monarchy, etc. just that they have a really tall mountain.
@@Chikinbokbok Founded by King Prithvi Narayan Shah , a Gorkhali monarch of Rajput origin from medieval India, it existed for 240 years until the abolition of the Nepalese monarchy in 2008. During this period, Nepal was formally under the rule of the Shah dynasty , which exercised varying degrees of power during the kingdom's existence. Wow... To think they'd ruled for 240 years. That sucks.
@@saintlysylas Yeah, it does. Now they have one of the most unstable governments in the world. Their parliament actually got dissolved back in December because the leader of the communist party didn't wanna step down.
@ᏒᎯᎻᏬᏝ we don't hate indians. They are our brothers. The dispute is between the politicians. Let the politicians fight. We citizens can have peace and friendship. Jay shree ram,Jay nepal, jay hind
@See u at GABBA Because we are actually the same people. India and Nepal were the same country, culture, land for thousands of years . Both are different countries now, but hating your own people makes no sense. Just some external powers and few politicians are trying to create trouble.
@@tyagi7586 nepalis removed that bastard lol...he is no longer nepali leader....his and obviously lord ram was birned in ayodhya its in mahabharata which is very ancient book
@@aakarshmaurya2265 thanks, i noticed the writing character are the same years ago but still know nothing about the language, you helped me to understand
I am an Indian🇮🇳 but I love your National Anthem. It's so beautiful and Heart touching it's remember me our great cultural heritage. ❤🇳🇵🇮🇳 love you Nepal from Bharat 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳 🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵.
Sickularism ruined our rich Indian culture, I'm just happy that Nepal didn't join India, if today Nepal with in us, the rich culture of Nepal would also be like us, trashed in ruins in the excuse of "Sarva Dharma Vada pao"
@See u at GABBA Gorkhas means Nepali soldiers... its not abt ethnicity , the topic of ethnicity comes when Nepali visited other nations The names u just mentioned are not even migrated Gorkhas , they are born in different nation n dont hav the nationality of Nepal so they are actually Gorkhas If u stil believe it then we all are african
@See u at GABBA community really man?.. wel if u lack in knowledge then its better not to argue or reply , read the history well Yah they are part of Nepali community... Talkin abt migrated Gorkhas, there are British Gorkhas also
@@_Dawnbreaker_123 The word Aryan was first used by a German scholar under his propaganda, a word in Sanskrit Arya which means the best humans who lived in areas of India land. You can read the book of Aryas themselves, which they written that their land in historic India lands The people of Iran took only a part of their culture
@@_Dawnbreaker_123 See I know that Irani people named their country the name Aryan word but you have to see that Natives of Iran are Zoroastrians and for them they named Iran well ancient name of Iran is Persia And today there are no longer Aryans culture their you know very well Besides in India India oldest name is Aryavart and their are many Peoples today who are doing the same stuff that Their arya ancestors do the vedic culture thing I himself a Arya
@@pn2595 Arya means noble man or the learned. The Iranians still live in India and are referred to as Parsis. In fact, one of the richest Indian industrialist, Sri Ratan Tata is a Parsi.
Have a country to represent for United Nations day in elementary school= Feeling nostalgic and loving for that country every time it is mentioned I still remember my reaction when I saw the flag haha
British tried to capture Nepal but the Gorkha soldiers were so powerful that British Army couldn't have a stand against them. That's why they signed an Agreement that Nepal will send some of their Gorkha soldiers to UK in exchange of protection. And that's how Nepal remained untouched by British.
Nepal the birth place of Lord Gautam,Ma Sita ,Prithvi Narayan Shah and land of tallest mountain in the world Sagarmatha ( Mt Everest ) Natural beauty and brave Army(Gorkha’s), hundreds of river and United country. Proud to be Nepali 🇳🇵🇳🇵
yes ..Its crimson red is the symbol of bravery and it also represents the color of the rhododendron, Nepal's national flower , while the blue border is the color of peace
The composer of the Anthem is the late Amber Gurung. He pioneered the use of electronic music in Nepal, and no, not EDM or that kind of stuff that we know today, I'm talking about the use of old school MIDI keyboards and mixing panels, controllers, etc. That's why the anthem sounds "weird", because the backing track was completely MIDI instruments, not live instruments recorded. Why MIDI? well, the anthem was actually quite new. And neither the Army, Police, or APF band was available to provide the instrumentals. So MIDI became the official standard for quite a long time.
I'm a Indian Nepali but I consider myself tibetic Nepali. A kirati descendant of the han Tibetans. We've lived under the rule of the tyrannical Britts and now the hypocritical Bengali. Nepal is a beautiful country but much of it is under developed due to corruption... May the future be bright for my origin country
DW its a joke As far as I'm concerned China doesn't really have any need for Nepal to be part of it And it's technically kinda of a client state of China anyways...
@@Chikinbokbok You know Nepal is controlled by China, right? Their leaders are complete puppets for the CCP and the Chinese military was reported by locals to have crossed into Nepalese territory from Tibet.
