The Magars were made Shudras, the lowest-caste in the Hindu four-fold, only after the coronation of King Mahendra in 1956. Posing as a Shudra, Dil Man Singh Thapa Magar had poured 'holy waters' onto the head of King Mahendra during the latter's coronation ritual on May 5, 1956.
Magar, also spelled Mangar, indigenous ethnic group of Nepal, living mainly on the western and southern flanks of the country's north-central Dhaulagiri mountain massif. They also live in small but significant numbers in northern India, especially in the state of Sikkim.
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MAGAR CAST–
Ale, Bura/Burathoki, Gharti, Pun, Rana, Thapa and they have the same customs which are subdivided into many sub-clans.
Ale Magars: Arghali, Hiski, Hungchen, Limel, Pade, Rakhal, Suyal, Sirpali.
Burathoki Magars: Barakoti, Gamal, Jugjali, Pahari, Thami, Ulange.
Gharti Magars: Dagami, Galami, Kalikotey, Masrangi, Pahari or Panre, Phagami, Rangu, Rawal, Rijal, Sawangi, Sene, Surai, Sinjapati, Talaji, Tirukia, Wale.
Pun Magars: Balali, Birkali, Baijali, Burduja, Garbuja, Namjali, Phungali, Purja, Sain, Sanangi, Sothi, Tajali.
Rana Magars: Aachhami, Aslami, Bangling, Chumi, Chitorey/Chitaurey, Darlami, Gyangmi/Gyami, Kharka/Khadka, Kyapchaki, Lamchanney, Lungeli, Makkim, Maski, Palli, Pulami, Rilami, Ruchal, Shrees, Surjabansi/Suryabangsi.
Thapa Magars: To name a few— Āthaghare, Bagale, Bakabal, Bakheti, Bāhraghare/Baraghare, Birkatta, Kala, Khapangi, Palunge, Puwar/Punwar, Sunari, Sāthighare, Sinjali/Singjali.
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The Magars were made Shudras, the lowest-caste in the Hindu four-fold, only after the coronation of King Mahendra in 1956. Posing as a Shudra, Dil Man Singh Thapa Magar had poured 'holy waters' onto the head of King Mahendra during the latter's coronation ritual on May 5, 1956.
Magar, also spelled Mangar, indigenous ethnic group of Nepal, living mainly on the western and southern flanks of the country's north-central Dhaulagiri mountain massif. They also live in small but significant numbers in northern India, especially in the state of Sikkim.
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