Why Nepal's Prince Organised A Royal Massacre | Asia's Monarchies | Real Royalty
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- In 2008, Nepal's royalty were ousted from power, forced out of their palaces, and the country began a new era as a republic. The story of the fall of the House of Shah is one of bloodshed, betrayal and intrigue. The transformation from kingdom to republic was swift, dramatic, and leaves huge questions unanswered about the future.
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The prince was a disciplined student in school, helpful and simple among friends, never mistreated any person. Graduated with good grades. He was a senior in my college. I never asked for help but everybody knew that if we asked for any help he would respond and justice would be served. He was a hero. Everyone respected him. He would never do what the media said he did. This is international politics. Every Nepali knows this. RIP Late king.
I found this presentation to be very informative. And, by your personal experiences, even more interesting. Thanks very much and be safe 🙏
Such a poor prince. He sacrificed himself so much for his people... He not only killed his both parents but he himself too... It is such a sin even heavier than Ajātasattu King who killed his father alone in Buddha's period... But still, he is such a hero for his Nepal people who should be remembered till the end of the world...
@@hiidupiidu3292 every media lies lol don’t believe in media my man
@@hiidupiidu3292 may be thaey are paid by the real killers..to mislead mass ...because the public of nepal knows the real faces of them
@@hiidupiidu3292 every Nepali knows about the incident, we know about politics of our country, you living outside our country can't even think about it
I am an Indian and visited Nepal a couple of times. I strongly believe there must be a deeper hidden conspiracy to it. The prince became the "pawn" in a greater conspiracy.
is it? How old r u son? I have been to Nepal several times by road, and all Nepalese people are super friendly. I know you are speaking about Lepulei and Kalapani, that is your land only no Indian has taken it.
@Unique Rai we never hide behind china.. U get your facts correct son
@Unique Rai he/she is not interfering on anything. it was simply saying that the case needs to be investigated thoroughly which is true. Dont have to be so offended mate.
@Unique Rai No one interfere in Nepal's matter. I am an Indian but I blame the government policy toward Nepal but general people in India loves Nepal. Do not increase amnesty among people 🙏
@Unique Rai Indians are not interfering they are just expressing their thoughts just like western people expressing their thoughts. Why do you accept western people to interfere? They are making stupid documentaries and you say nothing lol how much do they know about asian history??
The prince was the topper of Masters level in his department. He was doing his PHD when this happened. I clearly remember him driving past us near Narayani hotel in his Black SUV the last day of his life, Friday evening. We were having our regular evening tea in one of the street stalls. He was driving. We even boasted about him going to be the first King in history that did PHD.
I also know Shree Dipendra was such a great person through my uncle retired Major Mr. Bharat who taught him golf. He was just accused by gyanay so he could "brama loot" of our Blessed Country.
If this is true, maybe a body double killed him and the suicide was stagged?
And now we have leaders who don't even pass highschool 🤣😭
@@shreeharislaveservant9278Gyanendra was just blamed to be overthrown, He is just a tip of iceberg beneath lies Indian hitman, cause Birendra traded weaponries from China Instead of India which ignited Indian weapon suppliers to massacre Birendra family with a mystery.
@@shreeharislaveservant9278 lol blaming gyanendra for what your daddy koirala, prachanda and deuba conspired . nepali sheep spotted .
I have been visiting Nepal for months at a time since 1977. I was also in Kathmandu on the night of the massacre in the palace. Without going into a lot of detail that has already been discussed, I can say, I do not believe the "official version" of Prince Birendra killing his family. I recall the gunshots as we were staying in a little hotel near the palace. I remember being in lockdown in the hotel for the next few weeks. The borders were closed and the whole country was "contained". Kathmandu just went into meltdown with shock and anger and mourning, as you would expect whilst Prince Birendra lay dying in hospital. It was close to a week after he was shot (supposedly by himself) before he actually died. I remember there was talk of crowning him King during that period of time even though he was not expected to recover. I never believed he was responsible for the deaths of his family and I never will. There were just too many inconsistencies in the "official" story which constantly changed and after coming out of lockdown and talking to others who like us, were there at the time along with many locals, the general consensus was that the truth was very different. The local Nepalese spoke in whispers as they were very frightened about what would happen to them. It was a crazy crazy time. A time I will never forget. Nepal is a wonderful country. A country I shall always feel a great connection to. Hopefully I can get back there this coming September. Covid stopped the last trip I had planned 18 months ago.
I wish you all the success and good will on your journey. Sincerely, Sentebey at 80 y.o., in USA
Prince Birendra ??? 😅
Prince Dipendra and King Birendra
I am a Nepalese and every Nepalese knows in their heart that this was all conspiracy
A HUGE CONSPIRACY
Yes, I didn't kill them ...🤔🤔
Bull!!
pls explain the conspiracy
@@user-gz2pc2jk3t the conspiracy is that dipendra killed his family because his mother did not allow him to marry devyani Rana cause she was a c class Rana and also devyani's father was supposed to marry queen aishwarya's younger sister queen komal but got rejected for not being pretty enough. It is also said that dipendra and devyani had a telephone conversation 1hr before the massacre . The other conspiracy is that the massacre was organised by king gyanendra and prince paras because non of gyanendras family were shot even though they were present in the palace. The survivors of the durbar hatyakanda said in an interview that it was prince dipendra
But most of Nepalese do not believe that crown prince Dipendra did this massacre.
It remains as dark history.
I visited Nepal in 1989. Spent a long time there. It was such a peaceful country. I went back there for the first time again this year. The country changed a lot. It is much more mecanized and connected nowadays. Lots of pollutions and noises. The people have changed a lot. They are still very peaceful and great but you can see they are under huge tensions especially since Kathmandu was ruined by the earthquake. The city has not recovered yet. The images we see here are probably already dating a little bit because this is not what I saw.
Yeah, it has changed a lot after royal massacre cause of curropt people
First of all thank you for taking your time and making video of my country🤗❤, but don't judge our prince like this, if you ask every locals then their answers would be completely different. Every NEPALESE knows how humble he was. Even my parents who lives in eastern part of Nepal even till now they will never believe that he plotted all these.
but they talked about it
The comments might give you a measure of peace. All the comments I read are in support of your beloved prince. As an Indian I certainly do not believe he did it. Everyone I know (that’s a lot of people) also do not believe he did it. What made me absolutely furious when I heard the news and took in the details was the way he was scapegoated. I also believe that he passed away after the 3-4 days in hospital was because that was the second time they tried to kill him and succeeded. Because was meant to go with the rest of the family and also because he may have witnessed what was never supposed to get out in public?
The Nepalese people are extremely kind and polite, I will hopefully visit their beautiful country one day.. peace from Lebanon 🇱🇧
Lebanon is a failed state
@@napakistanmedia6772 you are one sad soul .. may you find peace ❣️
Uhib lubnaan
@@zigzagification09
but its true nepal really is a failed state
@@shreyasss9047
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I can't believe this was 20 years ago. I was in Pokara the night of the massacre. The country changed like someone flipped a switch. It was heartbreaking to witness the grief. I watched the funerals on TV with the staff in my guesthouse and everyone was in tears including me.
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Wow.
Chill out snowflake. People die every day
@@rightybricks1582 but this death was completely different. Our country is dying slowing as well after his death. Nepal never remained the same.
"...watched the funerals on TV with the *staff* in *my guesthouse* "
Humble-flex
First of all thank you so so very much for making this video into a simplest form ever possible.
Very informative. Thanks for sharing!
As a foreigner living in Nepal at the time of the massacre, I find it difficult to believe the 'official' version of the events. What I do know is, that on the evening of the massacre, I was with a group of Nepali friends about to make our way back to our room before curfew time. On the Lecknath Marg roadway, between the Royal Palace and Naya Bazar, my friends pointed to their Crown Prince Dipendra being driven past in a black SUV. We later heard that others had also seen this further along the road. Unkown to us at the time, the Crown Prince was already lying in a coma having supposedly murdered his family and then shooting himself; we only heard of the massacre the next morning. So who was it in the car which drove past us? My friends, as did most Nepali, knew their Crown Prince and were sure that they were not mistaken. Is this how the theory of a duplicate being responsible started? Did we witness a duplicate fleeing from the scene? It certainly was, at the time, a sad day for Nepal.
Thank you for sharing the truth
CIA & RAW killed our King they mad a super plan still this massacre is a mystery
Looking at the history of this bunch, it wouldn't be that surprising if the Prince who killed himself after killing his family, was a stand in lookalike and you actually did see this 'prince' scuttling off into hiding!
If it's a duplicate where is he now?
@@josephineraj2134 living freely
I don't know whether Dipendra killed his whole family or not but it is really sad that there is no proper investigation about the royal massacre and it's heartbreaking that Dipendra had to die with this in his name.
the man that listen the word from king birendra before he died king birendra said he saw 2 dipendra inside palace not only him the other family member who were killed they notice there is 2 dipendra the investigatation and case was close because there are other country involve in this murder and that country is india usa and other country
@Bibs ughh it is also said he was one of the first to get shot
@Bibs ughh there was no strong investigation done after they died and it's sad. I dont think dipendra had killed his mother, father, brother and sister
@@legendmotogp6944 u are absolutely right bro because i've been researching about this for some time...Its 100000000% CIA RAW with gyanendra behind all these... they deployed some Americans in bhaktapur deceiving the king...These Americans used to wear mask of Prince Deependra and come out to bkt and the people wondered why dipendra would so often visit bkt when u relate things it makes perfect sense they had multiple fake dipendra all over the palace the real dipendra was taken to his room by paras and god knows what he did..then all fake dipendras started shooting everyone killed the king flew away and put the blame on dipendra who was prolly dead somewhere...these fuckers put curfew at the end to dispose the body as fast as possible so no autopsy report whatsoever
Raja lau desh bachau
I really enjoyed this, thank you.
It is not objectively set in stone about the truth of the prince being responsible for the events. The events are not clear and set in stone even for nepali citizens... It is still a heart shuddering history... King Birendra is said to be a one in a lifetime king who was greatly down to earth... Every soul living in his ruling period speaks greatly of him.. May the family's Soul rest in peace...
The reason they all are bald is, in Hinduism if you lose your father, you shave your head, and live without any material possessions for 7/14 days
They lost their King, that is why almost all of the males in the country shaved their head.
Thank you sharing your knowledge. Much appreciated.
The same Hindu Kingdom India massacred Nepal's king. Pathetic!
@@halhal-my4ptrendia is white slave secular country
Being a Nepali, I have heard the story of Royal Massacre from the very young age. Prince Dipendra was the one who allegedly shot himself and his whole family to death. But the other versions of the stories assert subsequent King Gyanendra was the conspirator behind all this and some believe the intervention of foreign countries for various political reasons. There are even some who believes this to be the act of political leaders with the goal to end monarchy. Despite all this assertion, Nepalese government is still unable to solve the mystery, maybe because the one responsible to unravel the wonders is the culprit, .....who knows. However, my point is many historians has claimed and even started to document that Prince Dipendra put a cease to his own bloodline by conducting a bloodbath , without any firm evidence and proof. For now, for us, for the generation who knows, it would not be hard to refute and reject these allegations but what goes to future is these documentation, which will propagate the wrong history and the truth shall forever be obscured under these piles of imprecise testimonies.
P.S. This single act of historians serves as proof for how our histories could have been wrongly passed on.
agree. some mysteries remain mystery just because conspirators don't let it solved. royal massacre, Shastriji's death in Tashkent. everything is political.
Because the behind of this is big reach political jelos
True... there are so much lost history in India too.
It looks like history is decided by few political leaders sitting inside a room which is beneficial for them only..
Of course Dipendra didn't murder his own parents, his own family, and then himself. There was no motive, no past history of his to indicate this. For sure the rumours that Gyanendra wiped out the family to gain power for himself - which he would never have been able to get otherwise - is accurate.
Thank you for a historical account in a "nutshell" that clarifies much.
an excellent documentary. thanks so much for this production. learnt a lot!
This is total lie. Prince never killed the royal family. If you have interest to know more about this incident I refer you to check the channel called IN DEPTH STORY. You will not regret.
You forgot to mention that Deependra was crowned the 11th king while he was in coma. He was declared dead after 3 days and King Gyandera was crowned as the 12th King.
Maybe a Queen , someone like Shruti would have been a better leader. Overlooking female heir is a curse in itself !
oh man!! that's the most amazing part of the story
@@mountain85 yours is a very little recognised point of view. Possibly shruti being crowned would've stopped the disbanding of this Royal dynasty.
Gyanendra was crowned as a king by Rana before king mahendra while King tribhuvan Mahendra and Birendra left Nepal to throw the Rana.
@@mountain85 Bicharo shruti, ra tyesko raado budo Gorakh Samser, yi rana haru ko man maa ta pahila nai revenge bhawana thiyo.
There will always be a deeper reason behind the massacre. I was in Nepal 2013 and 2014. I have always loved Nepal even though I'm Filipino, I always felt the Nepalese culture was engraved in my heart ever since I visited. I hope to be back again after this pandemic has ended. God bless Nepal and her people! Stay safe!🇳🇵
Why do you think that your rulers will allow the "pandemic" to end?
@@edwardpeterson1634 that's also a good question🤷♂️
please talk about the massacres in sri lanka where more than 200,000 people were killed in 2009 by the sri lankan military alone.
Sri Lanka massacre was supported by other countries and was not stopped. They have to pay for the sins.
What actually happened is that after the 9/11 attacks unexpectedly occurred, the United States flooded troops into nearby Afghanistan, which is also on China's vulnerable western flank. Because of this unexpected arrival of the US military, a panicked China rushed to shore up its control over its western borders. They first assassinated Nepal's monarchy, and spread a cooked up story about murder-suicide which conveniently left no witnesses. They then clandestinely armed and supported Maoist guerrillas in Nepal to create a civil war there. They used this civil war to get Nepal's constitution re-written and even to re-arrange the distribution of power in the country to favour pro-China forces in Nepal. Now the previously stable Hindu kingdom of Nepal has suddenly and magically become China's client state.
I never thought to be clickbaited by the video such as this one! This is a general run down through the Shah Dynasty, and NOT at all about what the title actually suggests. People, the historical references are always going to be controversial because all sides are affected in different ways, some win and some lose. We must first seriously ask ourselves that before believing what so called professionals say. Everyone speaks on behalf of their history, not yours. The end of the monarchy was the saddest thing in our lives as Nepalese citizen. We never will know for sure.
Dipendra was the scapegoat. There was a bigger mastermind behind the scene
I m from Nepal....we all nepalese never believed in the theory that Dipendra conduct royal massacre
What you think happened then? Who's the biggest beneficiary in nepal after that? Find ...
@Bir Gorkhali nepal army and cia
Pity that the survivors claimed it to be Dipendra ! Funnily enough half of Nepalese think they need military coup de tat ! I am of opinion that military ( that brigade) should have come out with the truth at least !
Birendra Shah was a Harvard graduate, humble, and beloved by public. Him and his father Mahendra's contribution to Nepal is immense. Although I am not a support of monarchy, we Nepali people have immense respect to the Royal family. And ofcourse Prince Dipendra didn't murdered the family, the rabbit hole is deep with bloody hands of own Nepali army, neighbors, and maybe western power house.
With neighbours if you mean India , than you are quite wrong. Maoist infiltration into the Nepalese army is far more likely and we know who aided and abetted them !
Maoists definitely benefited the most from their death.
Well it could be so called Maoist or democratic communist party..
Communists
@@kevi152 I humbly request u to read abt that before comment.
i visited the Narayanhaiti place yesterday . overcame with emotions as to how this can happen there. there are bullet holes at some places and drawings of late princess shruti in the palace. it's been very emotional palace tour for 2.30 hours. Om shanti.
Amazing narration
Nepal's best resource is its common people - who are simple, hardworking and trustworthy. They deserve better government and life. If properly governed Nepal can be the Switzerland of Asia, with its tall Himalayan peaks, stunning views and friendly people.
Well said
definitely yes
@@shirdharsejwal2917
nepal is a failed state
just look at nepal
@@napakistanmedia6772 who told you??🤣🤣stop watching propoganda videos from biasad medias.
@@shirdharsejwal2917
Its true,
look where Nepal is at!!
so obsessed and jealous with rich Indian china Tibet heritage that nepal always wanting to claim it as theirs
yet nepal also need money aid medicine for other people's charities
Those clever nepal goes to Europe India for a better life, even if they had to admit that their country is a failed state
haha
As a Nepalese, I do not believe that his own son was responsible for the massacre. I believe King Birendra was caught up between interests of various foreign powers and his brother, who himself wanted to be King.
Lol, which foreign power has interest in Nepal?
@@subaruyagami2327 Lol, its surrounded by China and India, future powers .US also has interests everywhere especially if there is to contain CHINA. You may not be familiar with word 'Geopolitics'.
@@deepakdangi7709 Why exactly is it in the interest of India to massacre the royals?
@Carlos Jackal I do not carry an anti Indian sentiment but after seeing your comment I am sure that Indian citizens are brainwashed by your government and media. Not all but many Indian people have became like Americans who are still thinking that war on Afghanistan, Iraq and bases around the world are for not to safeguard American interests but to make world a better place to live.
Lol when an Iraqi says, "America destroyed our country ".
Americans be like wtf dude U always blame America for everything. America did nothing.
Didnt he laid out 2 example? China and India? But somehow ya'll gets so defensive and tunnel-visioned on India specifically. Guilty conscience much?
I appreciate the Nepalese in the comments who are offering corrections. I remember hearing about this and always wondered why he killed his family. I thought watching this documentary would help but it gave me no answers. I've changed my mind and I think he didn't do it.
You explain in detail that helps every people but even Nepalese people also.
We all Nepalese thankful for this documentary.
You are in delusions bro prince never killed his family
I am from Nepal and most of us assure you that its not our late king Dipendra, its someone else
Whole royal family was killed only the one who ruled latter the last shah king and his own family member were alive
Please don’t misguide the world blaming the crime on the one who don’t have the voice
You mean to say
Maharaja Gyanendra Veer
Vikram Sah Dev Sarkar.
@@abhishekkumarjaiswal2825 999i
Trueee
Literally everyone in the world says it was King Dipendra. If you have proof that it was someone else, please tell
India Played a crucial role in abolishing the monarchy from Nepal. India never treated Nepal as a sovereign nation they always wanted to transform Nepal into Another Indian state like Sikkim. Birendra was true people's king after his death Nepal never saw an honest leader like him. Almost all political parties in Nepal are backed by India.
@@flashevolflayor yeah it's true because the current government is led by Communist party.
Don't worry my friend, India will shatter into many small countries, Nepal will grow bigger and Asia will be the Next Europe.
What is more bigger then a country..
Religion-- the the reason behind India's influence
Not annexing nepal
We have our issues to resolve
Then absolving Nepal's into india
@@modernsage8132 let's not hope something bad for one only to justify hoping something nice for our own. Let both countries co exist in symbiosis. Both growing and supporting each other.
@@SuperAnkita I like the optimism but it will be for the good and coexist of all
As an Indian, it is deeply upsetting. I don't support Monarchies like Thailand but I have heard great praise of the late King, his Highness Birendra and also, the present King( I don't know his name, pardon) is a prime suspect, along with various geopolitics and militancy at play, I believe.
An unpopular opinion of mine is to let an existing daughter be the queen of Nepal( i guess there is one).
I am an Odia person and I can speak from my heart, we Odias in Odisha have the Gajapati King Dibyasingha deba as our king still( though he has lands and rules over religion figuratively, he has absolutely no constitutional power). He has 2 daughters and had proclaimed to make his daughter the heir, but she married and the king adopted her husband as his son and the future king or thakura raja of Odisha. Also, in Odisha we kinda had 8 queens ruling Odisha as sovereigns historically, but I understand it wouldn't be best in the interests of Nepal and many traditionalists.
Why would someone who's next inline for the throne cause a massacre? Can't take my head around those words.
It's a fake story ..
Don't agree with it
Cuz it's unreal. The real theory is that it's a pre planned murder to eliminate one part of the family tree. Death men's talks no tales so it's still a mystery. Probably it will be a mystery as both murderer and the victims lay down in their resting place. Only time machine can unfold the truth as in Nepal bodies are burned so, any possibility of DNA testing etc are gone.
What actually happened is that after the 9/11 attacks unexpectedly occurred, the United States flooded troops into nearby Afghanistan, which is also on China's vulnerable western flank. Because of this unexpected arrival of the US military, a panicked China rushed to shore up its control over its western borders. They first assassinated Nepal's monarchy, and spread a cooked up story about murder-suicide which conveniently left no witnesses. China then clandestinely armed and supported Maoist guerrillas in Nepal to create a civil war there, similar to their strategy in Cambodia. They used this civil war to get Nepal's constitution re-written and even to re-arrange the distribution of power in the country to favour pro-China forces in Nepal. Now the previously stable Hindu kingdom of Nepal has suddenly and magically become China's client state.
personal issues and deep resentment can make people do terrible things. so can alcohol.
@@manofsan seems like this scheme was plotted by USA, not China, USA have eliminated Traditional ruler/government in every weaker country with their puppet government
Here is the thing ..we dont belive that the monarchy ended because of the prince...it is more than that which is to be looked deeper into..
Monarchy was thrown out by the people. Late prince wasn't the reason behind it.
@taladuga picpwaspwat teso vae ta khatey MNO Pawan Chamling khatey ko bhatuwa power ma pugeypaxi RAW ra CIA lai rastra puraskar dinu khatey.
There is no heir, I believe
@taladuga picpwaspwat i agree with first half of your point. It market the beginning of the new era. Although our republic was/is unstable, things are getting better now. But as a human, it's not fair what happened with Birendra's family. And we're a democratic country now. Everyone has a voice and everyone can exercise fundamental rights.
monarch is just useless as we see how they lived and how their people lived..big gap..hypocrite&greedy is always there for centuries..UK,arabs countries,southeast asia country but i respect the sultan of brunei which is he gave equally to the people not like thailand and so on..i give you example,thailand..their king is one of the top richest family in the world..not asia but world...what he give to the people?nothing but just show some love,thats all..people struglling everyday while the drinking the best and the most expensive wine and foods everyday...look saudi arabia,did you know how the people live..terrible even they sold their kids to others to get the money..for me,this old skool tradition should be vanish which is The King is the one we should serve and we get nothing..absolutely nothing but work more harder to feed our kids..i dont thing this kind of royal relevant nowadays..
Great documentary. Though I wish you didn't refer to the "curse" so many times. The history is already intriguing.
This game of crown involved many politics of
Democracy vs Communism ☑️ as we saw all around the world, otherwise Nepal is mostly peaceful country 🕉️ Love Nepalese from Mumbai 🇮🇳😘🇳🇵
The conspiracy has been itself a well known mystery . Even if it's about Nepal's great royal family , no one can actually explore the hidden secret and truth. Even if the monarchy ends, I literally want the Nepal's royal family exist lively and never disappear as long as they represent Nepal peacefully. Jay Nepal.
Unification of Nepal EPS-02
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We had to wait for the cabal to die off before we figured out who slew JFK.
@@johnhardin4358 who was it?
The story about Dipendra killing his whole family is so shady. . . 🙄 Something doesn't add up.
Yeah.. its seems shady and fishy cuz its not true swati.. u see its all western propaganda... Dipendrale maarya haina.. bideshi haruko sadyantra ho
@@reedbitwindalynes7879 Totally! Our Asia and South Asia has always been plundered like this.They have always taken up Divide and rule policy.I hope one day Asia becomes as glorious and intelligent it used to be.
@@shirshachakraborty8283 yeah.. u hit the spot.. and u knw wat's even more disheartening? Its the fact that they r doing it to their own people as well.. look at america for instance,they r dividing their own citizens for heaven's sake.. look at england.. its barely england anymore.. pretty soon they'll cease to even exist..our vedic texts and all the upanishads had it right... KARMA IS A BITCH!😁😌
@satoshi nakamoto .. u japanese right??
@satoshi nakamoto ko ghass ho yo jhanda change gar vanne
I still remember that day. Nepal had come to standstill with mood of melancholy. There were no traffic, radio/tv everything were silent, people were gathered around streets. There were rumors that the royal family were massacred, but no confirmation from any legitimate source. Not till very late in the day, it became clear what had actually happened. Nobody could believe that their beloved royal family is gone, especially in hands of beloved Prince Dipendra.
I'm confused. At the beginning and the end of the program, I'm fairly sure I'm hearing the Sami Joik used as background music?.
So a drunk af son (who could not previously even barely make it to his room and was carried by his brothers) picked up a heavy machine gun and started shooting everyone (including his own mother and father) which reportedly lasted 30 minutes in the royal palace (the most protected place in the country) yep makes sense.
This words are what I exactly put in my sentence to define ...absolutely doesn’t make any sense..and this is a major conspiracy and I feel so sad that Prince Dipendra have been accused even worst...heartless Act...
Much more believable that there is a conspiracy that some hidden assassins made it through the guards, killed everyone and blamed the crown prince.
@@WoahItsRuka The conspiracy is the guards were involved themselves.
Ahh and even shoot himself from the back, thats cheesy asf
@@WoahItsRuka the only ones who had any synonym of covert capacity then were USA with its CIA then doing so to a very inert nation for self interest was but to their advantage
After that it was 911 stuff and on went the America to Afghanistan
Wonder if they had planned to do the same in nepal to back drop china from the heights you know with tallest peaks and all
After all India tried to send their nukes from USA to Himalayas and ironically lost them in nowhere couldn't they try the same in Nepal and for that kingdom had to end you know to use their most precious and powerful weapon the complete democracy
What in the world a drunk person can perfectly get a shot of his own family member and no one except the royal family was hurt. It’s a great myth that was presented to the Nepalese people by those sucker politicians. Hope truth will be out there one day. RIP late king
I agree !!!!! I don’t believe for one minute that son killed his entire family!!!!
Moreover her royal highness got shot on the face more than 10 times. How did a drunk person have such an accuracy ?? suspicious...
Not true, I don’t even believe this. Like always someone else killed them all & made it look like they own son the Prince did it.
God will judge them all one day for this crime all in the name of taking the royal family down, it’s was all planned. They drug him and made him drink lots of quantity to make it look real.
Dont expect for truth...because truth already burried under present legislators/Politicians...
If truth comes out but still it will be neglected as just myth/Imagination.
Me too; i believe there is a deeper conspiracy. The Truth will come out sooner or later. To Bloody politicians everywhere around the word, "GO TO HELL!!!".
I couldn’t believe it either when I first heard it either. I still don’t believe it. It’s a shame the Crown Prince is remembered this way while the real culprits are free.
Despite being Bengalees my maternal.grandfather worked as physician to the Royal and the Rana families. Was a close friend of King Mahendra. What little we had heard about the Prince , he was a good person. Like his father. Only Pashupatinath knows what happened that night !!! We were in such severe shock . One of King Birendra's sister was my mother's classmate . There is some deep conspiracy involved .
@GiriRaj why would the Indian government help remove the monarchy and make way for the Communists? On my last visit in August the people were rueing the Chinese influence there.
God knows what the commie or congress degenrates came up with @@debaratibasu9080
Beautiful country. Warm people. May Nepal prosper and grow strong. Love from India.
Come to nepal....you are welcome here
Some facts, Dipendra was first to get shot, there were literally dozens of armed people masked as Dipendra.
Was it you and your death note? Light?
Powerful documentery
I'm not a Nepalese by any means, but seems to me he is framed. Dead man can talk. Also suspicious that he survived then died after. Somebody does not want him to talk.
this is the most beautifully detailed documentary on the history of nepal. Thanks for the makers . It is sad to watch the unfolding of the shahs’ and ranas’ rules but it does give a sense of existence that Nepal is as of today.
The massacre has deeper politics than you are describing
So let the late prince Rest In Peace with respect
Also we are pleased for the documentary that helps to share our history with the world
Thank you 🙏
Maarya jati lai haami chincham ni k garne? Bolera laagdaina...
pls talk about
Can you elaborate please?
please talk about the massacres in sri lanka where more than 200,000 people were killed in 2009 by the sri lankan military alone.
@@tharantamilanda9555 against tamils?
Or another group
I found this is an extremely true and ideal description of our history and royal massacre. The bitter truth.
I was there in the late 90s for a month. Katmandu was very polluted especially the air. I went on a trek with a guide it took six months just to get a visa. it was challenging but fascinating
History is always written from the perspective of the one in power. No one really knows what actually happened
Yes....blame every ills of Nepal on India
@@vickynt4188 Thankyou for taking time to read my comment😊. But I have not Blamed India here.Sorry if it gave such meaning to you.
Chor ko khutta kaat😂
@@vickynt4188 Cos the truth can't be hidden.
@@vickynt4188 like Pakistan or China
"Nepal is the most ethnically diverse country in Asia where many religions has coexisted in harmony." Very true.
Are there Jews in Nepal??
@@mrvn000 Hopefully not
@@Nostalgia_Addict ja ja ja.
India: yeah I don't exist!
@@mrvn000 haha maoist and congress people are here very similar to the 2nd world War Era jews....
Our Prince was very humble and kind person❤️ there were many eye witness who said there was some people wearing masks looks like Prince and the whole crime was happened in just 5 minutes, one of the royal member wanted to submit evidence and exposed the real killer but she was killed in helicopter and said it was accident. What ever people said about Massacre but we still don’t believe that our prince did that. Our country is poor and undeveloped country and we are surrounded by enemies. Massacre was prepaid plan, killers were looked like prince in height and wearing masks which proved Prince was innocent 😭 whoever the killers they will get back their karma one day for sure😭😭😡
Rest in peace our beloved Royal Family ❤️
I learned about this massacre from Nepalese people here in the US.
Everyone said the uncle did it.
I only learned now the “official” version was the son. I so doubt that. He had no motive. Uncle had motive.
Many people here also believe uncle did.
Uncle "Sam" is one of them
@@neutralboi1984 Possibly but why?
It was such a horrific massacre. I still think the uncle was crazy and wanted power. So sad.
The stories have been altered King Prithivi narayan shah was not cursed he was gifted with a blessing by Guru Gorakhnath which ever foreign land he may stand upon he will conquer. Prince Dipendra died a King he has been accused of many things but dead men tell no tales a perfect escape goat. He was a patriot just like his father he would’ve been a great King. His name keeps on getting slandered but time will show him as a martyr who died because of venomous plotting. Breaks my heart even watching this RIP.
CBI +RAW main reason accident of royal family of NEPAL !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@omipradhan4113 idiotic nonsense
I read a lot of the comments to see if anyone pointed this factual error in the presentation. However, since I did not see any, I decided to do it. The narrator says that the then King of Kantipur Jaya Prakash Malla fled when he learnt of Prithvi Narayan Shah coming to attack, which is completely untrue. There was fierce fighting where Prithvi Narayan Shah almost got killed even though it was a sneaky attack during the celebration of the biggest local festival Indra Jatra). Unless you say everything is fair in war, it was done against the established rules of war. After the unsuccessful attempt to save his kingdom, Jaya Prakash Malla did go to Patan and eventually to Bhaktapur. When Prithvi Narayan Shah did declare war with Bhaktapur, Jaya Prakash Malla fought valiantly alongside with that Kingdom's army until he was fatally injured. So, there!
Also, you are referring to Kot Parva (Massacre at Kot) as one of the royal massacres although not a single royal family member was killed in that episode. That too is inaccurate. Perhaps, if you had shown this documentory to some of the commentators in the documentory itself before publishing it, the errors could have been pointed out by them and rectified.
Also he is saying false things about bhimsen thapa and how he kept Rajendra in isolation 🤣. This guy didn't even do the proper investigation before making this video
@@ReggieTime timestamp?
I hope the people of Nepal have a peaceful and productive life. The truth is often elusive, I hope someday it is found.
The fact that there is a manipulation of information in the historical myth of Gorakhnath makes it all that clear of how any other information might be manipulated as well, to us audience and to YOU media. The historical misinformation being "when the curd from the bowl fell on his(Prithvi Narayan Shah's) feet, Gorakhnath said that if he drank that curd, PNS would win all lands he spoke of, but since it fell on his feet he would only win those lands he put his feet upon" at least thats what I remember growing up studying history.
No Nepali wants to believe this hypothesis. Totally based on assumptions.
@Ajay Shrestha totally agree with you. This assumption has made its way into this wiki page already en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dipendra_of_Nepal Someone experienced with editing Wikipedia articles should correct it.
British assumptions..
The winner writes the history.
May Nepal find a new strong leader or king who is loved by all Nepali people. Nepal must soon grow into a strong powerful country respected by all world. This is the wish of Nepal loving Indians like me. Love and friendship from india
@taladuga picpwaspwat bhag oli hoina
Hamro yaha joker matrai paincha sansad ma
@Nalini Prasanna I do not get royalty or leaders. The citizens should appoint a government that manages/govern the country. Governments should know they are employees of the citizens, to me that is true democracy.
@Nalini Prasanna that is not good, why be independent? It is my idea of what a democracy should be but it is nowhere in practice. Governments has become way too powerful within a country, enriching the politicians neglecting it's citizens.
@Nalini Prasanna I understand where you are coming from and I think it is a problem in many countries. Colonisation has brought more hardship than good and left a really bad taste in the mouth of all its countries. I am not one for looking back but I believe we must learn from the past and you need to move forward. Sadly greed and power is the main reason why the politicians are not doing their work and the citizens are suffering, I have always hated how we place people in classes and then how a certain class is favoured above another. Why can't we uplift the less fortunate, why must there be this huge gap between the wealthy and the poor? There should be a middle and upper middle class only, if you understand what I am saying. This world is too over populated and way too materialistic, it is false riches that are being sold to us to enrich only a few. When you suffer to provide the basics to your family that is when it becomes a huge problem. None of this nonsense riches can be taken with us when we die one day so what are we doing to ourselves? We might be a very intelligent species but we are the dumbest too. Best wishes and stay positive, I pray for change worldwide.💚
My respects to Nepal's people .
From Lisbon Portugal
All Nepalese citizens know that our late prince was framed, despite being right-handed, Dipendra's self-inflicted head-wound was located at his left temple; and the subsequent investigation on royal massacre lasted for only two weeks and did not involve any major forensic analysis. All the evidence were tempered, the uniform that prince wore while committing a crime was surprisingly clean and neatly folded as if new, despite the wounds he had and allegedly killing all his family member (only). Bulletproof vehicles were used during this heinous act. But somehow western media has all the answers and evidence that our late prince Dipendra was the culprit. Suspicious
aftes kings birendras demise, nepal lost a guardian, a parent, a leader .... once a respected country, how world leaders used to respect king birendra was truly amazing ,,,, nepal is out of track after this incident, nepal has gone 50 years backwards ..... i still have some hope , not from the political parties but from the nepalese people itself, that they will bring a change ... jai nepal #ripkingbirendra
I mean we willnot stop praising monarchs about how they got respect from other nations while forgetting the fact that the condition of common Nepali people was way worse at those times than it is now!
@@yghhgy2547 it was bcz of Rana regime, political instability, interferes of so called democratic n communist parties , corruption... Monarchism was way better if there was no interference
@@eyan1114
We have seen autocratic family like Ranas ruining Nepal...so people will not ofc accept Shahs doing same by wanting to be absolute monarchs!
Hence, they got ousted!
Had they respected peoples intrests and instated constitutional monarchy....i dont think we would have gone through these many unnecessary conflicts!
Anyways lets not only blame Ranas when Shahs hadnt done anything significant to our nation either!
Republic Nepal have achieved many things which monarchial Nepal could have never imagined!
But i will not deny we could have done way much better than this!
@@yghhgy2547 constitutional monarchy period of King birendra was good
Sad he was killed
@@yghhgy2547 the achievements you are referring aren’t done by president or prime ministers btw
I once visited Nepal during Birendra King rules, I was there for 31 months . I've learnt to speak Nepalese language during those days.
Hero bhais
I have always dreamed of visiting Nepal after having a wonderful doctor who was from Nepal. What an amazing history.
K Chha khabar Andrew ?
Out pf topic
During King Birendra's time, there was zero corruption in Nepal, at least for the commoners. With democracy the Nepalese official learnt corruption.
Oh its interesting to read comments over watching to this video
Excellent documentary thats very much in depth about the details. I really do wonder why he massacred his own family
coz his momma wouldn't allow him to marry his gf but to marry someone else.
Still brings tears 😥 may their soul rest in peace.
"When the western medias start barking pay no attention." - Wise man
Yet
wise words
@@lynndaromo7914 mmmmpmm
yah i had once searched "Kumari" on Yotube to know what people from other part think.
i found all the western news channel sying Kumari cant smile , walk , are uneducated , isolated n left alone with old priest 😂
n the funny n sad part is the comment section wher everyone talk sht
to everyone : 😉 Ask kumaris.. they all say they had a great time .. Its hard to be chosen as Kumari , Lots of girls do their best to achiv it but only one can be Kumari
wise words from wise man ..
I'm so glad that the Nepalese people stood up for themselves!
Late King Birendra was One of the greatest King as well as a very good human being who loved his people more then anything. Went against Lot stronger Nations interests. May His Soul Rest In Peace. No comments for others lol.
Great King Great proud people. Literally made me cried when hearing the sacrifices of late dear king Birendra.
This is like that one chinese quote Zhu Zhanjin said in an interview for the untamed: Great men's sons don't do well. Or something like "Wealth doesn't last for 3 generations"
Ohhh MDZS fan heyyy!!!
"That's is only work in China " Sun tzu,Art of Lying
@@serixirose7575 YEEEES hello fellow mdzs fan 💕 btw Jiang cheng is the best uncle.
@@ashasiraribu3276 what was that? Oh right, the sound of a fool who doesn't get a joke. 😂
PS. This comment is a reference from a series so if you don't know shit or you don't get it, you don't have to comment just to make a fool out of yourself. 😂🥴
I have been to Nepal about 20 years back. I heard about this when I was in North. I felt that some people with vested interest killed all of them and put the blame on someone dead because dead don't speak.
Why would he kill all of his family and then himself.
Of course. The one who was put in power after their deaths was the culprit. That means the royals were in his way to acquire power.
@@curvymervy3193 I heard they crowned a dead man then crowned another.
Why?
Yeah
@@rajesh2002plus he was in coma as the official report says.
@@lilabhandari4827 you are there, what do the people feel
All Nepalese people should have known this. CIA info:
India's RAW and then Nepali prime minister Girija Prasad Koiral were involved in removing King Birendra.
The reason: Birendra being too close with Comunist China.
Even today, RAW agents are holding Nepalese government jobs in Kathmandu.
BEWARE !
The curse just shook me. Respect all. Thank you.
My family being from Nepal I visited the place where it happened since the monarchy compound is now a tourist attraction which seems sad for the country tbh. And if you talk to the older local women and men in the town there. The people living around the palace say a completely different story of what they saw/heard than what is said in international media. A couple different people I asked described clearly seeing soldiers being dropped off from helicopters directly into the compound the night of and helicopters flying off as well. Some reports say the son's suicide bullet wound was in the back of the head. I would not believe it all but I wouldn't completely disregard what these people said as well. It seems from what I heard that although the Son may have been involved, there seems to have been a professional executed help that night as well. We may never fully know all the details/truths and maybe that's a good thing for now, but what's for sure though is that this situation and its after-effects benefited the surrounding international countries who wanted to have an influence on politics within the country and now are doing just that. Hopefully, Nepal can work well within & with its neighbors and become a stable nation for the culture it has.
canadien soldiers i heard.lol
What do you mean your family.....!!! That means you're also nepali
The son you're talking about is The then Crown
Crown Prince Dipendra. HE DID NOT DO ANYTHING AT ALL. We know him. HE WAS NOT A MURDERE!We loved our crown prince and so did he
Only the king and his immediate family members were killed, and everything was blamed on the dead prince, no one would or could conduct proper investigation after all that, there's a stink in the story, big time.
It is unravelling now and fingers are slowly pointing in the right direction !
I believe the Maoist insurgency have killed the Royals
All fingers now point to USA and India! The way US killed Saddam, Gaddafi they wanted to remove King Birendra!
@@extraordinarygamer937 Now you tell me why USA built the second largest embassy in Nepal.
Nepal is the most strategic country for CHINA and INDIA and as usual these war monging USA wants a strong presence to counter China by their presence in Nepal. Size of the country hardly matters !
@@extraordinarygamer937 ask your politicians significant Nepal.is to India or better read some history. India is a new country and god only.knows for how long it will remain as it is.
The unifying force is Hinduism and Modi wants to bring back Nepal Monarchy and symbolise it as unifying force. So religiously culturally India is now looking at Nepal.
🇹🇹Nice doc. ☺️
King Mahendra had the best vision for Nepal. King Birendra was a decent and soft hearted king. Prince Dipendra was just like his father. He is not a killer. You are telling he killed his family like u have seen it with ur eyes. There is no proof of it. Miss our royal family so much.
Who is the lady who got shot thru the shoulder? A close relative. Yes, he did it. He used to go fishing with grenades, and clearly stated he would "kill you all". OJ Simpson was also very charming and likeable, by most accounts
There are many theories about the blood Bath happend 20 years ago.. I'm from 🇳🇵 Nepal
And as a nepali... I can see what are still hidden and won't be disclosed by anyway.
We most of the Nepalese don't really blame the young Prince for such blood bath
nepal always been a failed state, running to other country is only the answer, to get away from nepal
Problem is people will still keep thinking “hidden & undisclosed” until you hear what you want to hear.
@@napakistanmedia6772 sorry to say but with due respect what do you know about Nepal??
Nepal has always been a sovereign country for your kind information.
@@embracetheunknown
No one wanted to take nepal, the British, mughal, china or any one else BUT they all wanted rich India as nepal had NOTHING to offer.
Even china had tried to take India Tibet and areas in southeast Asia but left nepal out, as nepal has nothing to offer and would make china a poor country if they taken nepal.
@@napakistanmedia6772 that was rude
The fact that sister of King Bireendra was also died in pane accident in Rara lake , MuGu before the massacre...
Plane crashes are infamous. No good politician in our country is safe in one. We lost Hale Bogs and Nick Begich over Alaska. The wreck was never found. Boggs was on the Warren Commission, but dissented from the Single Bullet Theory pushed on us by the majority. Generations later Congress finally admitted there was more than one assassin.
It was 9 months after the massacre and it was princess prekshya (sister of aishwarya and ex wife of dhirendra)
@@johnhardin4358 You are a liar. You had to come to asia to spread that nonsense? It was commies that started all that JFK conspiracy nonsense, as well as prattling about Dipendra being innocent. Yes ,you would think relatives would know what he looked like? Critical thinking is foreign to you. Shame.
People loved King Birendra, prince Dipendra. They were our pride, our present and future. No way did prince Dipendra did this. I sincerely pray that all the international players that did this to our people / country face the same in their family and lives.
Nepal originally the home of mongloid tribes which constirure 80℅ of the population outrightly rejects the monarchy who are aryan Indian invaders and still longing for their racial supremacy throug monarchy. It's such a shame!!!!
I would like to inform you that our prince dipendra was not the murderer. Don't blame him. Some bad politician and international influence was the main cause behind this trajectory.
So emotional.l wasn't born when this happened. But also when i watch our king assignation video in TH-cam i extremely got emotional. ....Rest in peace. Lots of love from Nepal 🇳🇵
This video is totally baseless.
I am Nepalese and here we all know how the massacre is so mysterious and we'll planned that all blame was given to the kind generous prince Dipendra. The brother of the king and his son Paras have a bad history with us.
And this video is so confident on how Prince massacred
It was Chinese Maoist conspiracy, nothing else
Paras, son of gyanendra killed Nepalese people when he used to drive his sports car in kathmandu.
We Indian know they are the killer.
Why Gyandendra, his wife and paras was not present when the shooting happened? Because they knew.
I definitely think that gyanendra has something to do with the massacre coz he also sent his nephew nirajan to ktm from Chitwan and went to pokhara. Even tho paras was present he wasn't shot. Gyanendra and paras weren't as popular as birendra and dipendra. I heard Dhirendra (birendra's youngest brother) also said while dieing there were two dipendra .
Yes. Totally agree. Who killed Nepal Royalty ? Answers lies in Current Rapid Changes in Religious Demography of Nepal.
And they killed Royals of Nepal.
@@invitrosantanu xs
Can someone help me remember the name of the chairmen of the kings council at the time of the massacre. He was the one who announced the tragedy on the radio.
Thank you.
Every Nepali knows the real truth
Hail our late king
Dipendra was one one true crown Prince
He deserved the throne
We nepalis would never believe he would do that
Every nepalese know that the strory of royal massacre shown by medias is totally false.😡😡😡🤔
What is the true story??
@@trippyfizzy9911 he is not telling us; curious to find out?
@@Musman-vr2mu yes where to find out??
My god Nepali architecture is beautiful!
The pagoda style of buildings that u see all over China and Japan and other Asian countries with a Buddhist population these days originated in Nepal and was taken to other countries
@@dukeofpkr
I dont think pagoda were from here....but we have a unique version of it!
@@yghhgy2547 pagodas originated in nepal
Nepalese architect Araniko took the architecture to China from Nepal from where it became famous
@@yghhgy2547 pagoda did originate in Nepal . The tales that it originated in India is like India claiming that buddha was born in India .did buddha have an Indian passport ? Buddha was born in the kingdom of kapilvastu which now falls in Nepal . It seems after buddha’s death stupas were erected in India and inspired from it the pagoda style of buildings were built in Nepal . So pagoda def originated In nepal and then the Nepali architecture Araniko took it to Tibet and China from where it spread even further in Asia .
@@dukeofpkr
I mean many wonders relating to Buddhism had been destroyed and annihilated by foreign invaders and even radical hindu rulers in India during past times!
And many Buddhist rulers and peoples sought shelther in Nepa valley....it might be true that pagodas were popularized from here and sent to rest of the Asia!
But we have very little claims to back it up as state of the art buildings like Kailashkut bhawan and Bhadradiwas were already destroyed by invaders and natural calamities!
And as many other nations also lay their claims over pagodas....its history is very conflicting and contrasting with each other!
Now i am convinced how history being written by powerful people
I’m from Nepal n proud citizen , that’s not the prince , its a conspiracy. He’s a very humble n social prince of Nepal ever , one day the truth reveals we believed. Plz later updates again. King family is very closed to the Nepalese citizens, yes there a mistake that we influence by politician once nd lost dinnesty but it doesn’t mean we don’t love our king family. It’s hurt they remains millions years in our hearts ♥️❤️ , once again that was not bcoz prince 🙏
Thanks for giving us information about other royal house, not just English/Scottish European dynasties!
As much as the documentary is brilliantly made, the title is rather controversial and not proven yet- crown prince dipendra held responsible for the royal massacre. Hope the makers would make an effort in editing it or otherwise make a statement that is not controversial and proved as well.
We can know from here what world know about it.
This is really sad.
RIP
To the nine royal family members of the Kingdom of Nepal who were murdered in the Nepalese royal massacre
RIH
Dipendra Bir Bikram Shah Dev
(1971-2001)
No brainless conspirators allowed! Anyone who doesn’t believe in the truth is nothing but tin cans.
Thank you for sharing other royal communities on this channel
HI