King Gyanendra 70

His Majesty King Gyandendra of Nepal is 70 years old today.

Happy Birthday! Long live the Kingdom of Nepal!

Randoms from April

Over at LewRockwell.com, writes Dr. Paul Craig Roberts:

Any American who thinks that he lives in a free country is delusional. He has no protection against roving gangs of goon thugs, and the state has license to steal his children. If America is a free country, I would hate to contemplate an unfree country.

Over at his weblog Royal World, pens Mr. Theodore Harvey:

The catastrophic destruction of cultural heritage in Nepal, along with the loss of human life, is horrible indeed, but I wish that more people could come to see the abolition of an ancient monarchy, as happened in Nepal seven years ago, as being just as tragic a cultural loss as this, though far more preventable.

Queen Margrethe II of Denmark celebrated her 75^th last month. At a press event Her Majesty protested a reporter addressing her informally, discussed at the Royal Forums.

Nepalese Restoration?

His Majesty King Gyanendra of Nepal wants to come back. So BBC News reports (H/T: Royal World) – a statement made in connection with His Majesty's birthday.

Telegraph Nepal also reports on lots of Nepali, including royalist, taking part in the birthday celebrations and demanding restoration.

Nepali Netbook reflects on restoration.

Please also feel free to visit or revisit my Nepal article at LRC, published on the 59^th birthday of His Majesty.

Happy Birthday, King Gyanandra!

His Majesty King Gyandendra of Nepal is 65 years old today.

Happy Birthday!

Nepalese Support for the King

Over at Beyond Headlines, Afroz Alam Sahil reports on support for ending the interregnum in Nepal.

King Gyanendra Celebrated

King Gyanendra's birthday was celebrated last Thursday. So Qatar's Gulf Times reports.


H/T: the host of Radical Royalist

Happy Birthday, King Gyanendra!

His Majesty King Gyandendra of Nepal is eight squared years old today.

Happy Birthday!

The Situation in Nepal

Crown Prince Paras of Nepal has recently made statements on the monarchy. So NepalNews.com reports.

Long Live King Gyanendra!

His Majesty King Gyandendra of Nepal is 63 years old today.

Happy Birthday!

Long live His Majesty King Gyanendra of Nepal!

The Nepalese Story Continues

Last month, His Majesty King Gyandendra openly stated his disbelief in the end of the Nepalese monarchy. So Reuters India reported, and BBC News as well.

Moreover, Mr. Krishna Prasad Bhattarai has released a statement favoring a return to constitutional monarchy. So Telegraph Nepal reported.

Monarchists Shut Down Nepalese Capital

Monday in the past week Kathmandu was shut down by monarchists. So Reuters India reports.

Google News has more.

Nepal and Hawai'i

American Monarchist posts on Nepal and Hawai'i.

Recent from Nepal

Some stories and views on the situation in the Kingdom of Nepal:

• Zee News: Nepal royalists for referendum to revive monarchy
• Telegraph Nepal: Maoists keep Nepal Monarchy alive, but why?
• Telegraph Nepal: Dr. Bekh Bahadur Thapa: Nepal’s monarchy is limited in the pages of history!
• Royal Watch News: King Gyanendra 'troubled and anguished'

H/T: American Monarchist

Nepal

The King may be seeking a return. So The National reports.

Some views on the situation in the Kingdom of Nepal:

• Nepali Rajniti: Dirgha Raj Prasai: Monarchy is the most convincing identity in Nepal
• The Himalayan Beacon: Sudeshna Sarkar: NEPAL: Royalists celebrate as Nepal’s last king conquers family curse
• GVN Media Fellowship Blog: Samuel Edward Shetler: Nepal: Ancient Feuds, Modern “Feudocracy” and a Country in Need

Happy Birthday, King Gyandendra!

His Majesty King Gyandendra of Nepal is 62 years old today.

Happy Birthday!

Long live His Majesty King Gyanendra of Nepal!

More on Possible Nepalese Restoration

King Gyanandra is working on a restoration. So AsiaNews reports.

Over at Nepali Netbook, Mr. Maila Baje reflects on the prospects.


H/T: Royal World

Nepal

“The Prime Minister of Nepal” is – on these two last days of March – making an “official visit” to the Kingdom of Norway.

On this occasion, the readers are reminded that Wilson Revolution Umplugged does not recognize the Republic of Nepal.

Long live King Gyanendra!

Nepalese Restoration?

Over at the American Chronicle, Mr. Rudra Sharma reflects on the prospects of a restoration.

Kathmandu Museum

Royal World laments the turning of the Royal Palace of Kathmandu into a museum.

Thapa on the Monarchy

Kamal Thapa says the people of the Kingdom of Nepal miss the monarchy. So the Telegraph Nepal reports.


H/T: American Monarchist