Royals of Nepal

The Royals of Nepal refer to the royal family who ruled the nation as monarchs for centuries, with the Shah dynasty beginning in 1768. They held significant political, cultural, and religious authority, symbolizing national unity. In 2008, Nepal abolished its monarchy, transitioning to a federal democratic republic, following decades of political change and civil conflict. Today, the former royal family no longer holds official power, but remains an important part of Nepal’s history and heritage.