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Shatra launched two simultaneous attacks in on the
Nepalese camps at Kuti and Dzongka. The Nepalese forces faced heavily damage in Kuti by the surprise assault and the forces retreated to the border. In December 1855, Dhir Shumsher recaptured Kuti with the reinforcements sent by Jung Bahadur through a multi-directional assault on the Tibetan forces. He burned the town of Kuti before returning to Listi in Nepal. Later, Dhir Shumsher estimated to British Resident C.E.R. Girdlestone that a campaign in Tibet would cost NRs. 60 lakhs more than Nepal could hope to receive compensation and indemnification from Lhasa.
668:(14 December 1881). In December 1881, Prime Minister Ranodip Singh went on a hunting trip to Terai. The conspirating faction sought the assistance of Lieutenant Uttardhwaj who had ancestral rivalry with the Shrivikram Singh, a member of the conspirator group. Due to the rivalry, Lt. Uttardhwaj revealed the plot to Dhir Shumsher who was in Kathmandu. Dhir Shumsher immediately informed his brother Prime Minister Ranodip Singh Kunwar in Terai camp to arrest the conspirators in his entourage. Also, Dhir Shumsher arrested conspirators in Kathmandu on Magh Badi 2, 1938
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1952:, as Commander-in-chief, and enjoyed by himself alone; of Colonels there were three or four only; all principal officers of the court, commanding more than one battalion. The title of Major was held by the adjutant of a battalion or independent company; and Captain was the next grade to colonel, implying the command of a corps. Luftun, or Lieutenant, was the style of the officers commanding companies under the Captain; and then followed the subaltern ranks of Soobadar, Jemadar, and Havildar, without any Ensigns.
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378:. He protected the premiership of his brother from a coup attempt by Jagat Jung Rana, eldest son of Jang Bahadur and Crown Prince Trailokya of Nepal in 1881–82 known as "38 Saalko Parva". His presence prevented the clash of his 17 sons against the sons of Jung Bahadur. His death in 1884 paved way for the consolidation of power by his 17 sons (Shamsher Ranas) through the murder of Premier Ranodip Singh Kunwar.
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Unirrigable lands in Tuhi, Babaipar, and other areas of Dang, are lying waste because of the depredations of tigers, bears, and wild boar. Ryots have removed rocks and boulders from these lands and reclaimed them. If the tax on such lands is fixed on a contractual basis at Rs 2½ per plow, it would be
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Reports have been received from the revenue office (Mal
Kachahari) of the Rajya that the ryots will be satisfied, and lands will be reclaimed, if (the land tax) is reduced to one-seventh (of the produce) in those villages (mouja) where it is being collected at present at the rate of one-sixth, and to
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A sagacious and farsighted military leader, Dhir was man of extraordinary commonsense and political insight and enjoyed fully the confidence of his intrepid and statesman like his brother. There was no matter of administrative details with which he was not acquainted and his intimate knowledge of the
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Colonel Dhir is most jovial, light-hearted and unselfish being imaginably, brave as lion – as recent events in Nepal have proved – always anxious to please and full of amusing conversation. I know of no one I would rather have by my side in a row than the young
Colonel, and his brother Jung evidently
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He built a logistics base in Duguna village near Listi in Nepal at the border. He led an attack on the fortress of Sona Gompa which had 8000 troops. The battle was fought with great difficulty on both sides and eventually, Tibetans retreated. On 5 November 1855, the
Tibetan forces under General Kalon
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Your occupation of Kuti has been a magnificent feat of valour. When a commander wins a battle with heavy casualties among his men, the credit is not so great. But when a battle is won without any loss of life, it is undoubtedly a fact to be commanded. I am very much pleased at the manner in which you
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Nepalese representative (Nayak) in Lhasa, and Nepalese mission to Peking. The Kuti front was led by General Dhir Shumsher with 4678 troops under his control. On 3 April 1855, General Dhir Shumsher defeated a small Tibetan forces at Chusan and captured the Kuti front and further advanced
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Commander-in-Chief Jagat Shamsher Kunwar Rana died in 1879, Dhir Shumsher succeeded him in the position. Dhir Shumsher did not want to transfer his current position of Senior Commanding-General of Western Commanding forces to Jagat Jang because the forces under Western Command were huge. This
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Bahadur on 10 Sudi Magh, 1924 V.S. (3 February 1868), Dhir was fourth in the position to the Prime Minister and was Commanding-General of the Eastern Command of Nepal Army. In 1871, Commanding-General Dhir Shumsher received wastelands in
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in the 1851 Europe visit. He experienced new social entertainments during the tour of
England. In one of the organized wrestling matches, Dhir defeated an English wrestling Champion. In his Paris tour, he received minor injuries when he was struck by a bullet from a young girl who misfired a shot
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Commander-in-Chief. Until his death in 1884, Dhir Shumsher controlled the real authority as Ranodip Singh had an ill health and was a fragile ruler. Ranodip Singh did not act anything contrary to Dhir Shumsher and always contended him. Similarly, Dhir did not allow the
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Baisakh Badi 2, 1936 (Vikrama). On Ashadh Badi 10, 1938 (Vikrama), he also redirected Subba Pande to collect land taxes of the occupied wastelands in the region. He also reinstated the mail services at Chitwan executed from the orders of Kartik Badi 9, 1939 Vikrama (October 1882).
693:'s two sons – Colonel Bikram Singh Thapa and Colonel Amar Singh Thapa were also convicted aloongwith Colonel Indra Singh Shripali Tandon, Dhir Man Singh Basnyat and Kulman Singh Basnyat. A lot of nobles and courtiers were beheaded, imprisoned and degraded from their
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had a political motive in creating this court, namely, to downgrade his brothers by bringing false charges against them and to upgrade his sons. The Kachahari was headed by an officer of the rank of Subba, and consisted of eleven members. It was dissolved by
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of Kaski and Lamjung in continuous succession between 1885 and 1945. Similarly, only two grandsons of Dhir Shumsher became the Maharaja of Kaski and Lamjung. Many historians contend that the Shumsher Ranas were responsible for the dark period in the
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while Sangramsur Bisht and Amrit Simha Adhikari revealed the conspiracy where Crown Prince Trailokya and Prince Narendra were involved. Jagat Jung and Bambir Bikram were removed out of role of succession of Ranas. Former Prime Minister
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and Jang Bahadur's sons rushed to Patharghatta. Dhir attended the funeral of Jang Bahadur with the Crown Prince Trailokya with whom he had quarreled throughout the way. On their absence in Kathmandu, he immediately imposed King
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also described Dhir as "… both a hard-bitten warrior and a statesman." He further contends that Dhir "…He effectively ruled Nepal in his brother’s name and through a series of succession passed to his own male line."
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The use of English terms for their grades of command was common in the Nepalese army, but the powers of the different ranks did not correspond with those of the British system. The title of General was assumed by
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On Karkit Badi 9, 1935 (Vikrama) we had approved this proposal. However, no tax-remission was allowed (for plots occupied by) plowhands and other agricultural laborers. We hereby confirm that order.
2003:…During his later years, Jang Bahadur was dissatisfied with the manner in which his brothers functioned. He therefore formed a Dharmakachahari to hear cases of corruption against members of the
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with the help of Bam Bikram, a member of the conspiracy group. On the same night, the conspirators in the camp of Ranodip Singh were arrested and brought to Kathmandu. On Magh Badi 4, 1938
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event further incensed the relationship of Dhir Shumsher with his nephew Jagat Jang. Shrivikram Singh Thapa, Sangramasur Bisht and a faction of Bharadars attempted twice in the year 1938
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will not became populous, if some tax concessions are not granted there. The ryots demand that they should be given the facilities that have been sanctioned in the adjoining areas.
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British authorities to receive any Gorkhali recruits from Nepal while Ranodip Singh favoured it. His death allowed Ranodip Singh to permit Gorkhali recruitment in British Army.
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and Jung Bahadur's eldest son Jagat Jung was killed as all faction of Ranas knew that Jagat Jung would murder and destroy Shamsher family if he succeeds the uncle Maharaja
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collected easily, and settlement would be promoted there. Otherwise, the ryots will continue occupying these lands, and no revenue will be collected from them.
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Dharmakachari, the anti-corruption court, held Ranoddip Singh and Jagat Shamsher guilty of taking bribes. But no charge was proved against Dhir Shumsher.
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On Raikar lands, (taxes) have been remitted (on plots allotted to) plowhands and other agriculture laborers. The territories comprising the Rajya of
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We hereby approve this proposal. We also direct that new ryots should not be made liable to make the same payments as these cultivating old lands.
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affairs of Nepal and his power of quick and correct decision entitled him to be regarded as a pillar of the state by his contemporaries.
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opines that Dhir Shumsher "…possessed the qualities of a soldier and a statesman and was fully acquainted with the condition of Nepal."
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one-sixth (of the produce) in these villages where it is being collected at present at the rate of one-fifth, as in Chitaun.
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Dhir Shumsher Rana. Both attempts were aborted, and for the third attempt, the date of execution was fixed on last day of
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and consolidated the key administrative posts. Dhir Shumsher, the youngest brother of Jang Bahadur was crucial in the
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and Jagat Shamsher. His step brothers include – Bhakta Bir and Jaya Bahadur. He was known as "Sannani" in his family.
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Lakshmi Narayan Shah of Salyan. In Vikrama 1966, she received a house on inheritable Bakas-Birta tenure from King
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on the subsequent day of Kot Massacre. He accompanied his eldest brother
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Democratic Innovations in Nepal: A Case Study of Political Acculturation
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have captured Kuti without any harm to the men under your command.
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Jagat Jang, eldest son of Jang Bahadur, a nephew of Dhir Shumsher
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Dhir Shumsher Rana and all his 17 sons making Shamsher dynasty
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and Rana Kumari Pande. His brothers from Ganesh Kumari were –
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2218:(in Nepali). Bhotahity, Kathmandu: Vidarthi Pustak Bhandar.
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3336:Nepal: Refugee to Ruler: A Militant Race of Nepal
3317:. Vol. 4–6. Kirtipur: Tribhuvan University.
742:As a Commanding General, Dhir Shumsher directed
3025:"Some Administration Office of the Rana Period"
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2086:You have submitted the following proposal:
343:after the murders of influential persons –
3396:India's foreign policy: the Dufferin years
3023:Regmi, Mahesh Chandra (1 February 1975a),
2030:referred the whistleblower as grandson of
1961:The reinforcement sent was nine regiments.
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3083:Regmi, Mahesh Chandra (1 October 1976b),
3063:Regmi, Mahesh Chandra (1 January 1976a),
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3325:Rana polity in Nepal; origin and growth
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878:Commander-in-chief of the Nepalese Army
852:(by sister of Lalit Man Singh Basnet) (
819:Commander-in-chief of the Nepalese Army
372:Commander-In-Chief of the Nepalese Army
314:Commander-In-Chief of the Nepalese Army
85:Commander-In-Chief of the Nepalese Army
74:Dhir Shumsher Kunwar Ranaji (1828–1884)
72:Commander-In-Chief of the Nepalese Army
3569:People of the Indian Rebellion of 1857
3364:Indo-Nepalese Relations: (1858 - 1914)
3043:Narharinath, Yogi (1 February 1975b),
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558:and also succeeded in Bihar, Azampur,
97:11 May 1879 – 14 October 1884
3574:Recipients of the Kaisar-i-Hind Medal
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3420:. India: Penguin Books India, 2010.
3367:. India: Concept Publishing Company.
3103:Regmi, Mahesh Chandra (June 1983a),
3085:"New Cash Crops in the Tarai Region"
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1980:) from the Prime Minister downwards.
3496:"Revenue Collection on Birta Lands"
3470:Nepal Under Jang Bahadur, 1846-1877
3143:Regmi, Mahesh Chandra (July 1989),
3262:. University of California Press.
3204:Prasad, Ishwari (1 January 1996).
904:Chandra Shamsher Jang Bahadur Rana
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2870:Rana, Purushottam S.J.B. (1998).
2216:Shree Teen Haruko Tathya Britanta
2214:JBR, PurushottamShamsher (1990).
2174:. Book Faith India. p. 150.
2170:Rana, Purushottam S.J.B. (1998).
969:Class and later they removed all
958:Khamba Shamsher Jung Bahadur Rana
945:Juddha Shamsher Jung Bahadur Rana
874:Khadga Shamsher Jang Bahadur Rana
860:Dambar Shamsher Jung Bahadur Rana
376:Ranodip Singh Bahadur Kunwar Rana
3449:Royal Nepal: a political history
3251:, University of California Press
3105:"Mail Services to Chitwan, 1882"
3003:Acharya, Baburam (1 May 1974) ,
1918:
961:Harka Shamsher Jung Bahadur Rana
941:Shere Shamsher Jung Bahadur Rana
935:Purna Shamsher Jung Bahadur Rana
932:Durga Shamsher Jung Bahadur Rana
926:Lalit Shamsher Jung Bahadur Rana
923:Fatte Shamsher Jung Bahadur Rana
809:('seventeen brothers'), or the
715:; elder brother of Dhir Shumsher
579:the Eastern hill region between
302:Dhir Shumsher Jang Kunwar Ranaji
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3467:Adhikari, Krishna Kant (1984),
3339:. APH Publishing. p. 125.
3187:Military and Democracy in Nepal
2391:. Nepalese Army. Archived from
2096:Ashadh Badi 10, 1938 (Vikrama).
2073:Baisakh Badi 2, 1936 (Vikrama).
1080:Ancestors of Dhir Shumsher Rana
938:Jadu Shamsher Jung Bahadur Rana
914:Bhim Shamsher Jung Bahadur Rana
884:Rana Shumsher Jung Bahadur Rana
310:Dhir Shumsher Jang Bahadur Rana
176:Nanda Kumari Thapa (third wife)
3579:19th-century Nepalese nobility
3378:. India: Nirala Publications.
3169:. Cambridge University Press.
3125:"Allowances for Rana Colonels"
2383:"History of the Nepalese Army"
929:Jit Shamsher Jung Bahadur Rana
894:Dev Shamsher Jang Bahadur Rana
850:Bir Shamsher Jang Bahadur Rana
792:Bir Shamsher Jang Bahadur Rana
599:Family feuds and coup attempts
398:He was born circa 1828 in the
178:Juhar Kumari Devi (fifth wife)
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3311:Tribhuvan University (1978).
2128:Hutchins, Francis G. (2007).
841:) while remaining eight were
435:Kot Massacre and Europe visit
3473:, vol. 1, Nepal: Buku,
3259:Nepal; strategy for survival
2084:To Subba Jayashankar Pande.
2045:To Subba Jayashankar Pande.
587:for the cultivation of tea.
473:from Jang Bahadur's pistol.
402:as the youngest son of Kaji
323:as the youngest son of Kaji
3544:People from Gorkha District
3435:Uprety, Prem Raman (1980).
3399:. India: Raj Publications.
3333:Singh, Nagendra Kr (1997).
1578:Amar Singh Thapa (sanukaji)
991:Prithvi Bir Bikram Shah Dev
357:Krishna Bahadur Kunwar Rana
290:Dhir Shumsher Kunwar Ranaji
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3184:Adhikari, Indra (2015),
767:Family and personal life
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530:Indian Rebellion of 1857
446:, eldest brother of Dhir
366:in 1855–1856 and in the
3414:Allen, Charles (2010).
3393:Yashin, Madhvi (1994).
3361:Tyagi, Sushila (1974).
3163:Whelpton, John (2005).
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288:), after 1848 known as
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3322:Kumar, Satish (1967).
3228:Modern Nepal 1769–1885
2134:. Vajra Publications.
1739:3. Ganesh Kumari Thapa
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3534:Nepalese politicians
3278:Prinsep, Henry Thoby
2874:. Book Faith India.
1856:7. Rana Kumari Pande
1066:Ranodip Singh Kunwar
1062:Ranodip Singh Kunwar
868:Aide-de-camp general
732:Ranodip Singh Kunwar
713:Ranodip Singh Kunwar
654:Ranodip Singh Kunwar
634:Ranodip Singh Kunwar
498:Nepalese–Tibetan War
364:Nepalese-Tibetan War
349:Gagan Singh Bhandari
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282:Dhir Shumsher Kunwar
265:Nepalese-Tibetan War
3446:Rahul, Ram (1996).
2395:on 20 December 2016
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444:Jung Bahadur Kunwar
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345:Mathabarsingh Thapa
325:Bal Narsingh Kunwar
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3328:. Asia Pub. House.
3210:. APH Publishing.
3166:A History of Nepal
2365:, p. 109-110.
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1107:16. Ahirama Kunwar
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129:Succeeded by
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3539:Rana regime
3529:1884 deaths
2987:Prasad 1996
2958:Prasad 1996
2790:Regmi 1983b
2778:Regmi 1983a
2707:Prasad 1996
2668:Prasad 1996
2552:Regmi 1975a
2535:Regmi 1976b
2511:Yashin 1994
2445:Uprety 1980
2351:Regmi 1976a
2339:Prasad 1996
2282:Prasad 1996
2248:Prasad 1996
2032:Gagan Singh
2005:Rana family
997:Personality
719:Historians
632:to declare
585:Mechi River
488:21,853.00.
482:Rana family
416:Bam Bahadur
304:or shortly
117:Preceded by
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3523:Categories
3352:7 November
3158:(7): 91–94
3118:(6): 82–84
3078:(1): 16–19
3038:(2): 31–34
3018:(5): 91–94
2946:Shaha 1990
2934:Regmi 1989
2907:Shaha 1990
2858:Shaha 1990
2819:Allen 2010
2749:Singh 1997
2737:Singh 1997
2722:Singh 1997
2680:Shaha 1990
2625:Kumar 1967
2610:Shaha 1990
2523:Kumar 1967
2481:Tyagi 1974
2469:Tyagi 1974
2388:Nepal Army
2327:Rahul 1996
2315:Shaha 1990
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987:Chautariya
807:Satra Bhai
775:family of
755:Allowances
478:government
382:Early life
243:Allegiance
207:) (mother)
3301:Secret E.
3292:152785969
2433:Rose 1971
2414:Rose 1971
2363:Rose 1971
2155:Rose 1971
1936:Footnotes
1046:Tundikhel
1040:Memorials
981:Daughters
564:Allahabad
556:Gorakhpur
286:Kathmandu
215:Relatives
186:see below
173:Spouse(s)
163:Kathmandu
93:In office
3280:(1825).
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1999:in 1878.
1072:Ancestry
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621:Rautahat
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200:(father)
183:Children
102:Monarchs
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