List of Nepali political clans

Summary

This page lists some of the notable clans within the Nepali political arena and their notable members and relatives. This list does not include all family members.

Thapa Family (Bhimsen Thapa) edit

 
Bhimsen Thapa, influential member of Thapa dynasty

Two families of Bagale Thapa clan were influential. One was the Birbhadra or Bhimsen family and other was Badakaji Amar Singh Thapa's family.

Other notable connected members

Pande Family edit

 
Damodar Pande, Mulkazi of Nepal from the Pande aristocratic family

Other notable connected members

Basnyat Family edit

Shreepali clan of Basnet were influential in the 18th-19th century.

Other notable connected members

Kunwar family edit

Thapa family (Amar Singh Thapa) edit

Second influential family of Bagale Thapa clan; the other being Thapa dynasty.

Connected Members

Chautariya family (Chandrarup Shah) edit

Chautariyas are non-throne lineage descendants of Shah dynasty.

Thapa family (Bhakti Thapa) edit

Rana family edit

Other notable connected members

Koirala family edit

 
Bishweshwar Prasad Koirala, one of the leading member of the influential Koirala family

Other notable connected members

Nidhi family edit

Mishra family edit

List ordered chronologically

Bhandari family edit

Bhattarai-Yami family edit

Deuba - Rana family edit

K.C.-Thapa family edit

  • Arjun Narasingha K.C., Former Minister of Health, Education & Urban Development
    • Gagan Thapa, Current Member of Parliament, General Secretary of the Nepali Congress, and Former Minister of Health, son-in-law of Arjun Narasingha
    • Jagadiswor Narasingha K.C., Former Member of the 1st and 2nd Constituent Assembly. Former President of Nepali Congress Nuwakot, younger brother of Arjun Narasingha
    • Ganesh Pandit, Former Member of Parliament (CPN-UML), Nuwakot-1 1991, uncle of Arjun Narasingha
    • Kedar Narasingha K.C., Former President of the Nepal Medical Council and Former Director of the National Tuberculosis Center.
    • Late Ramjee Kunwar, Senior Vice President of NTUCII and executive member of Nepali Congress Party. He was also the former vice president and secretary of NTUCI and was acting president.He was a candidate for mayor in local election of 2016.

Mahat family edit

Singh family edit

Thapa family (Kamal Thapa) edit

  • Kamal Thapa ex minister, royalist [3]
  • Ganesh Thapa ex president of All Nepal Football Association (ANFA), Member of Constituent Assembly, brother of Kamal Thapa

Thapa family (Surya Bahadur Thapa) edit

References edit

  1. ^ a b c "ampnews/2013-12-15/6239". nepal.ekantipur.com. Retrieved 2017-06-11.
  2. ^ Nepali, Rajeshwor. "Janakpur Uprising on the path to democracy [translated]". Hamar Blog. Retrieved 2 February 2016.
  3. ^ The himalayan times
  4. ^ eKantipur Archived 2014-01-04 at the Wayback Machine

See also edit