Malla kingdoms

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The Malla kingdoms were a group of medieval Newar city-states in the Kathmandu Valley known for their flourishing arts, architecture, and culture before the unification of Nepal.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Newar city-state
historical polity
medieval kingdom
associatedWith pagoda-style temples
capital Bhaktapur NERFINISHED
Kathmandu NERFINISHED
Patan NERFINISHED
conqueredBy Gorkha Kingdom NERFINISHED
Prithvi Narayan Shah NERFINISHED
culturalRegion Newar civilization NERFINISHED
developed Durbar squares NERFINISHED
economy trade-based economy
endCause unification of Nepal
ethnicGroup Newar people NERFINISHED
flourishedInCentury 14th century
15th century
16th century
17th century
flourishedInPeriod medieval period
followed Tantric practices
governmentType monarchy
hasHeritageSite Bhaktapur Durbar Square NERFINISHED
Kathmandu Durbar Square NERFINISHED
Patan Durbar Square NERFINISHED
knownFor Newar architecture
Newar art
Newar culture
metalwork
palace architecture
religious festivals
stone sculpture
temple architecture
urban planning
woodcarving
language Nepal Bhasa NERFINISHED
locatedIn Kathmandu Valley NERFINISHED
Nepal NERFINISHED
partOf History of Nepal NERFINISHED
patronized Buddhist monasteries
Hindu temples
artists
craftsmen
priests
predecessor Licchavi kingdom NERFINISHED
region Central Himalayas NERFINISHED
religion Buddhism
Hinduism
rulingDynasty Malla dynasty NERFINISHED
tradeRoute Tibet–India trade route
writingSystem Ranjana script NERFINISHED

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Kathmandu Valley historicalCapitalOf Malla kingdoms
Patan historicalRegion Malla kingdoms
this entity surface form: Malla kingdom