The history of those who rule in Nepal has always been a negotiation. The rulers here are counted for better bargaining. They know when to increase the pressure and charge the price at any time. They do this since ancient times and this is why their relations have been better than the British government and the governments of China and Pakistan. Madheshis constitute 51% of the total population of Nepal, who live in the Terai region adjacent to Bihar and Uttar Pradesh of Nepal. Only 4% of it is Muslim, while the rest is Hindu.
Not everyone knows that 49% of Nepal's population lives in the mountains. The people here are ruling in the country since the year 1768. India-Nepal relationship is from time immemorial. It cannot be tied to time and limits. It cannot be solved either by demarcation on land or by a map issued by any state system.
Indian states like Nepal and Bihar are located today, there used to be rule of Nimi, Mithi, and Janak. Nepal's sacred land was named on the lines of Nepal from Mithi and Mithila. Its expansion was from the steep peaks of the Himalayas to the banks of the Ganges. Karnat dynasty once ruled here from the year 1097 to 1326. After the fall of this empire, the Oinwaras ruled in the south and the Kshatriya Malla kings in Kathmandu in the north. This Malla is the ruling caste of ancient India. Then in the south a new state like Bettiah and Darbhanga, while in the north mountains Gorkha Raj took form. In this era, there were two centers of power here. Kashmandap in the north i.e. Kathmandu and in the south sometimes Visala means Vaishali and Videha city i.e. Janakpur. The successor of Bettiah Raja revolted in the year 1766 due to the increasing influence of the East India Company.
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