Malla period

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The Malla period was a historical era in the Kathmandu Valley marked by the rule of the Malla kings, during which Newar culture, art, architecture, and urban life flourished.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf era of Nepalese history
historical period
associatedWith Malla dynasty
country Kingdom of Bhaktapur
linked to: Bhaktapur

Kingdom of Kathmandu
linked to: Kingdom of Patan

Kingdom of Patan
economyBasedOn agriculture in Kathmandu Valley
trade between Tibet and India
endTime 1768
followedBy Shah period
follows Licchavi period
hasArchitecturalStyle Newar architecture
pagoda-style temple architecture
shikhara-style temple architecture
hasArtStyle Newar art
hasCapital Bhaktapur
Kathmandu
Patan
hasCulturalGroup Newar people
linked to: Newar community
hasCulturalPractice Indra Jatra festival
linked to: Indra Jatra

Kumari worship
various Newar festivals
hasLegalSystem Hindu law traditions
hasMonument 55-Window Palace
Krishna Mandir (Patan)
Nyatapola Temple
Taleju Temple
hasSite Bhaktapur Durbar Square
Kathmandu Durbar Square
Patan Durbar Square
knownFor construction of palaces and temples
intense rivalry among valley kingdoms
patronage of arts and crafts
languageUsed Nepal Bhasa
linked to: Newar language

Sanskrit
locatedIn Kathmandu Valley
present-day Nepal
politicalStructure city-states
monarchy
religion Buddhism
Hinduism
ruledBy Malla kings
significantFor development of Nepal Bhasa literature
development of Newar culture
development of Sanskrit literature in Nepal
flourishing of Newar architecture
flourishing of Newar art
growth of urban life in Kathmandu Valley
startTime c. 1200

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Newar associatedWith Malla period
Nepal Lipi timePeriodOfProminence Malla period
Newar architecture stylePeriod Malla period
Khwopa wasImportantIn Malla period