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Band 7+: What did you study in history lessons when you were at school?

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As a Nepali, we have a lot of history that we studied during our school years. The most memorable and influential lesson I learned is about the unification of Nepal, which was accomplished by Prithvi Narayan Shah. He unified the small states into a whole nation, which is today called Nepal or can be referred to as Greater Nepal. That was the memorable lesson I learned during school.

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So, as a Nepali, we have a lot of history that we studied during our school period. So, the most memorable or most influential history, listen that I have learned is about the unification of Nepal that is done by Pithiv Narensa. He has unified the small states into a whole nation which today called the new Nepal or can be called as Greater Nepal. So yes, so that was the memorable lesson that I have learned during the school.

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