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Kirtipur's History
1401 B.S
Lani Sridevaldevi of Tripura and General Secretary Anekram captured Manigal (Yala State). The Gopalraj Vanshavali recorded their occupation of Muhikhu, Kirtipur, and Balambu.
1417 B.S
After Rajdev Malla’s death, Devaldevi placed 14-year-old Arjuna Dev on the throne.
1423 B.S
Devaldevi ruled the kingdom and supported Arjundev Malla in strengthening it.
1438 B.S
King Arjundev Malla died, leading to Jayasthiti Malla’s ascension to the throne.
1452 B.S
Jyoti Malla became king after Jayasthiti Malla’s death, followed by his eldest son, Yaksha Malla.
1538 B.S
King Yaksha Malla ruled until his death; he was remembered as "Nepalmandaleshwar.
1541 B.S
Ratna Malla, the youngest of Yaksha Malla's sons, took over Mahapatras of Kantipur and established his independent kingdom.
1565 B.S
During Ratna Malla’s reign, Kun, the Bhote Dewan brought Bhotes and looted Kipuli every morning, which signified the area’s vulnerability.
1577 B.S
After Ratna Malla’s death, Surya Malla became king, followed by his son Amar Malla. Amar Malla was succeeded by his son Mahendra Malla.
1581 B.S
In 1581 BS, Mani Mukundasen, the Magah king of Palpa, launched an attack on Kipuli, destroying it. The Naradasmriti notes that after 2036 years, there was another attack where he was killed, tortured, and robbed of his wealth.
1631 B.S
Mahendra Malla died, his son Sadashiv Malla ascended the throne but faced public backlash for his behavior, leading him to flee to Khwapa.
1675 B.S
Laxminara Singh Malla ruled from 1675 BS to 1697 BS.
1677 B.S
Laxminara Singh Malla is noted in the Sijahpati inscription of Taleju.
1687 B.S
Laxminara Singh Malla became king following the death of Shiva Singh.
1691 B.S
The last known inscription for King Shiva Singh was found.
1696 B.S
Pratap Malla started ruling, possibly during his father's reign.
1697 B.S
An inscription mentioning Laxminara Singh Malla was discovered. Pratap Malla ascended to the throne.
1698 B.S
The first record after he became king was the record of Talejya Vedika in 1698 BS.
1711 B.S
After Pratap Malla became king, money was issued in 1697, 1711 and 1717 BS while the name of Kala Rupmati was also issued.
1726 B.S
An inscription kept by Pratap Malla in the temple of Durbar Square mentioned his two queens and nine daughters.
1730 B.S
Pratap Malla died at 12 Bacha of Chaitashukla 11. Nripendra Malla became king after Pratap Malla’s death. Srinivas Malla of Yala and Jitamitra Malla of Khwapa participated in the coronation three months after Pratap Malla's death
1731 B.S
A seal was issued with Nripendra Malla’s name. It was given the title 'Rajichitta'.
1734 B.S
An independent statue of Nripendra Malla was found.
1735 B.S
Nripendra Malla was estimated to have died this year.
1736 B.S
Parthivendra Malla became king at age 18 after Nripendra’s death.
1738 B.S
A seal was found with the inscription Maharaj Nepalendra.
1739 B.S
Parthivendra established a bhavata in front of Pashupati's Dharamshala.
1743 B.S
Parthivendra Malla died, allegedly from poison.
1744 B.S
Currency bearing the name of Bhupalendra Malla, son of Parthivendra Malla, was issued. Bhupalendra Malla's first book was published in 1744 BS.