RAJENDRA BIKRAM SHAH

RAJENDRA BIKRAM SHAH

Father:	Girvan Yudha Bikram Shah
Ruled:	1873-1904

 Major Works and Events

• The country was given a number of economic reforms.
• Slavery was abolished and roads were constructed for travelers.

• The plot was uncovered and the queen had several hundred princes and chieftains executed after an armed clash between military personnel and administrators loyal to the queen.

• This came to be known as the Kot Massacre
• The Cot massacre, the Bhandarkhar event, and the Alou event took place.

• In 1846, Queen Rajendralakshmi plotted to overthrow Jang Bahadur, a fast-rising military leader who was presenting a threat to her power
• The start of Rana regime.

• Emphasis was given to inoculating children against small-pox.
• Bahadur emerged victoriously and founded the Rana lineage

• English education was introduced in Nepal.
• king was made a titular figure, and the post of Prime Minister was made powerful and hereditary.