Ram Shah
King Ram Shah राजा राम शाह | |
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King of Gorkha Kingdom Svast Sri Giriraj Chakra Chudamani Narayanyetyadi Vividha Virudhavali Virajman Mannonata Shrimant Maharajadhiraja | |
Reign | 1609 – 1633 |
Coronation | 1609[1] |
Predecessor | Chatra Shah |
Successor | Dambar Shah |
Born | Nepal |
Died |
1636 Gorkha, Gorkha Kingdom, Nepal |
Issue | Dambar Shah |
Dynasty | Shah dynasty |
Father | Purna Shah |
Religion | Hinduism |
Ram Shah (c.1606–1641) was the King of Gorkha in Nepal. He was the father of Dambar Shah and brother of Chatra Shah. He was one of the great rulers and reformers of Gorkha. He was well known for his social, economic, judicial and administrative reforms. He introduced a standard system of measurement, fixed rate of courts, developed trade with neighboring kingdoms, carried religious reforms and so on. He was a learned king and a respected scholars known as a "just and fair ruler" across the mid-hill areas around Gorkha.[2] There was a saying in his time, "If you are deprived of justice, go to Gorkha."[3]
Legal & Social Reforms done by Ram Shah
Preceded by Chatra Shah |
King of Gorkha 1606 - 1636 |
Succeeded by Dambar Shah |
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