Nepal

Gautama Buddha, the founder of Buddhism, was born in Lumbini, southern Nepal.

The Gorkha Kingdom achieved the unification of Nepal under the Shah dynasty.

Parliamentary democracy was introduced in Nepal.

Nepalese monarchs suspended the parliamentary democracy established in 1951.

The parliament was suspended again by the Nepalese monarchs.

The end of the Hindu monarchy led to the establishment of a secular republic in Nepal.

Nepal adopted a new constitution, affirming it as a federal parliamentary republic.

Riots erupted due to protests against a social media ban and economic inequality, causing casualties and the PM's resignation.

Nepal was admitted to the United Nations, enhancing its international presence.

Nepal signed a friendship treaty with India, solidifying bilateral relations.

A friendship treaty was signed with China, marking a significant diplomatic relationship.