Hoolchok in the Bhatyaon Durbar Nepal 1852-60

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"Hoolchok in the Bhatyaon Durbar Nepal 1852-60" is a historical account written by Dr. Henry Ambrose Oldfield, who served as the British Resident's physician in Nepal from 1850 to 1863. This work provides a detailed description of the social, political, and cultural aspects of Nepalese life during the mid-19th century, particularly focusing on the events and environment of the Hoolchok area within the Bhatyaon Durbar, or royal palace, during the tumultuous period of 1852 to 1860.

Dr. Oldfield's narrative is based on his personal observations and experiences during his tenure in Nepal, offering a unique perspective on the inner workings of the Nepalese court and the complex interplay of power among the ruling elite. His account is considered an important primary source for historians studying Nepal's history, as it provides insights into the country's governance, traditions, and the significant events that shaped its development during a critical period of change and modernization.

The work is also notable for its detailed descriptions of the architecture, ceremonies, and daily life within the Durbar, as well as the broader societal structures of Nepal at the time. Dr. Oldfield's observations contribute to the understanding of the historical context in which Nepal interacted with the British Empire, as well as the internal dynamics that led to significant political shifts within the country.

"Hoolchok in the Bhatyaon Durbar Nepal 1852-60" is a valuable resource for scholars interested in South Asian history, colonial interactions, and the study of Nepal's monarchy and aristocracy during the 19th century. The work stands as a testament to Dr. Oldfield's contributions to the documentation of Nepalese history and culture.

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