Do You Know? THIS Country Was Never Enslaved By Any Other Country, Doesn't Celebrate Independence Day

Nepal is often highlighted as a country that was never enslaved. Located close to India, it successfully resisted multiple invasions, preserving its sovereignty throughout history.

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In 1349, Shamsuddin Ilyas Shah attacked Nepal, aiming to loot Kathmandu. However, the Gorkha army repelled the invasion, maintaining Nepal’s independence.

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In the 18th century, Mir Qasim attempted to conquer Nepal, but his forces were once again defeated by the Gorkha army, preventing foreign domination.

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Between 1814 and 1816, Nepal engaged in a war with the British, known as the Gorkha War. The conflict ended without a decisive victory for either side.

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The war between the British and Nepal concluded with the Treaty of Sugauli, where Nepal ceded the Kumaon and Garhwal regions to the British. In return, the British agreed not to attack Nepal again, ensuring its continued independence.

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Throughout history, Nepal has successfully defended its sovereignty against various foreign powers, making it a nation that has never been enslaved. 

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