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Magar is one of the many ancient indigenous nationalities of Nepal. Their origin is basically found in hill regions of western Nepal.

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Nepal is a multi cultural, multi lingual, multi ethnic country. Magar Studies Center is a non profit, non political, and a social service oriented organization. It is registered as Non Governmental Organization (NGO) in Kathmandu District Administration Office and Social Welfare Council, Nepal. Read More »

About Nepal »

Situated in the lap of Himalaya, Nepal is located in between the latitude 260 22' N to 300 27' North and longitude 800 4' E to 880 12' East and elevation ranges from 90 to 8848 meters. The average length being 885 km.

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Relevant References »

"Sub-tribes in the Magar Community in Nepal"
Asian Survey 5, 4 (April 1965).

"Tarali Magarharu (Kaike speaking people of olpo)"
(In Nepali). In Mechidekhi Mahakalisamma (Coronation Gazetteer), His Majesty's overnment, Department of nformation, Kathmandu, Nepal, 1975.

Acharya, Baburam. "Social changes during the early Shah period", Regmi Research Series 7 (9), 1975.

Acharya, Baburam. ‘General Bhimsen Thapa and the Samar Jung Company’ Regmi Research Series 4 (9), 1972.

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Research Report »

1.	Fatik Bahadur Thapa Report On Involvement of Indigenous Nationalities in the State Meshanism.

2.	Magar language : Magar is a poorly studied Tibeto-Burman language of central Nepal.

3.	Survey of Nepali bilingualism among Magars of the Nawalparasi Hills.
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4.	Ramesh Singh Sarankoti The nature of poverty in Magar Community: A case study of Madhawaliya VDC, Rupandehi District, Nepal.

Selected Readings »

Robert F. Olson, Central Khams Tibetan: A Phonemic Survey
1.1 The following is a brief descriptive survey of salient taxonomic phonological features of one variety of Tibetan from the..........

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Dor Bahadur Bista-Fatalism and Development (1994 reprint)
Traditionally, the regions of Nepal were identified by the names of its various major ethnic communities…..The eastern hills beyond Sunkosi were called the Kirat Pradesh(Kirat region) ….Wollo Kirat….Manjh Kirat….Pallo Kirat..........

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Balkrishna Pokhrel, Magar Impact on Nepali: A case of simple present
In fact, the more I inclined to identify the Tibeto-Burman borrowings in Nepali the more my previous put-for-words-were thoroughly dumb-founded, because to my knowledge now Magar evidences were pinnacling the acme of such borrowings..........

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Eden Vansittart-The Gurkhas (1993 reprint)
The most ancient records would seem to prove that Nepal was originally inhabited by Mongolians. Probably from one of the great waves of Mongolian conquest, which spread through the breadth of Asia..........

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Shris (Thapa); Dharma Prasad, Magaranti Sankriti-Yetihasik Pristhabhumi {Magaranti culture-Historical background} 1981
According to Sris, Magar have been divided into various clans (Thar). Rana, Thapa, Ale, Gharti, Budhathoki, and Pun are the main. These clans have been further divided into various sub-clans (Up-Thar)..........

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