Kalu Thapa Kshatri
Maharaja Kalu Thapa Kshatri (Nepali: कालु थापा क्षत्री) or simply, Kalu Thapa was the first King of Takam State. The Thapa dynasty of Takam Kingdom (1246-1545 B.S.) (also called 4000 Parvat State) continued for 300 years only to be defeated by Dimba Bam Malla to form bigger Parbat State.[1] Yashodhara Thapa, King of Jyamrukot (Jamarik), is the male progenitor of the Bhimsen Thapa family and leading Bada Kaji Amar Singh Thapa.
Kalu Thapa KHAS
श्री श्री महाराज कालु थापा KHAS | |
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King of Takam State King of 4000 Parvat State Sri Sri Maharaja Santa Maharaja | |
1st Sovereign King of Takam State | |
Reign | 1846 – ??? |
Predecessor | established |
Successor | Purnakhar Thapa (Punyakar) at Pulachour Tarapati Thapa at Takam Biru Thapa at Rukumkot Yashodhar Thapa at Jyamrukot |
Born | ca. 1800 |
Died | Takam, Myagdi |
Issue | Purnakhar Thapa (Punyakar) Tarapati Thapa Biru Thapa Dharmaraj Thapa (Yashodhar) |
Clan | Bagale Thapa |
Religion | Hinduism |
Fictitious Account
changeIn the Thapa genealogy, he is also accredited to have ruled over Doti from Kāndāmalika. The genealogy claims that he was son of fictitious Kshatriya named Vatsaraja (Nepali: वत्सराज) born from Ashwamedha Yagya (holy fire) and fictitious Vasundhara Devi, daughter of fictitious Kanyakubji Rajput chief Radha Madhav Rajput. The genealogy claims Vatsaraja to be giant sized and thus achieving title of Abhaya Narsingh Maharaja and his son Kalu Thapa achieving title of Abhaya Narsingh Kumar. The genealogy traces the lineage of all Bagale Thapas to a male progenitor (Mūlapuruṣa) King Kalu Thapa Kshatri, who first ascended to the throne at Kāndāmālikā on Saka Era 1111.[2]
....श्री शाकेः ।। ११११ सम्वत् १२४६ साल देषि थापाहरूका सन्तति कुलका आदि कालु थापा हुनः ।। १ ।। कालु थापाका चेला ४ जेठा पुन्याकर थापाः ।। माहिँला तारापति थापाः ।। साहिँला विरु थापाः ।। कान्छा धर्मराज थापाः ।। पुलामका जेठा हुनः ।। ताकमका माहिँला हुनः ।। जमरिकका कान्छा जसोधर थापा (धर्मराज) हुनः तिनले जमरिकमा राज्य गर्याः ताहाँ देषि तिनी आयाका हुनः ।। २ ।।.....
Children
changeHe had four sons who descended the four divisions of his state;
- Purnakhar Thapa (Punyakar) - succeeded Pulachour Kingdom
- Tarapati Thapa (Tarasimha) - succeeded Takam Kingdom
- Biru Thapa - succeeded Rukumkot Kingdom
- Dharmaraj Thapa (Yashodhar/Jashodhar) - succeeded Jyamrukot (Jamarik) Kingdom
Later, all these states were conquered by Samalvanshi Thakuri King Dimba Bam Malla.
References
change- ↑ "म्याग्दी जि.स.स".
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Naraharinath, Yogi (1955). Itihas Prakash. Vol. 1. Kathmandu: Itihas Prakash Mandal.