Treaty of Salt and Water between Yakthung Limbu Kings and Gorkha King
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Treaty of salt and Water (Red Seal of Accent) -1774 AD[edit]
The Treaty of Salt and Water also called as the red seal of accent or Lalmohor had held between the Yakthung Limbu Kings as Shree Sun Raya, Shree Janga Raya, Shree Shamo Raya, Shree Aatahang Raya, Shree Rainasingh Raya, Shree Shuvawanta Raya and Jasmukhi Raya and the Gorkha King Prithvinarayan Shah in 1774 AD.[edit]
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In the unification period, King Prithvinarayan Shah had tried to invade in the territory of Yakthung Ladze Limbuwan but failed to overran it after several attempts. The Yakthung Limbu warriors had fought with brave accounts and never led to be conquered by Gorkha and obliged to make conventional accord lastly in Vijayapur. However, the Thibong Yakthung Hangs were not in favor of the treaty and not complied with it. They were the king Buddhikarna Raya of Morong, the King Hillihang of Yangworok and the King Hangsuphuba Raya of Ilam who had denied to annexed the territory of Yakthung Ladze Limbuwan to the Gorkha.[1]It is noted that 1774 date coincides with the signing of the Limbu Gorkha treaty which ceded much of this territory east of Arun River to the Gorkha Kingdom.[2][edit]
- ↑ Yakthung Ladze Limbuwan An independent Country Proclamation by TUTUGYEN SUHAANG Nir Kumar Sambahangphe Limbu, Department of Media & Publication, Approved by Yakthung ladze Limbuwan National Council (YLLNC), Siliguri, Yakthung Ladze Limbuwan.
- ↑ Pradhan 1991, Stiller 1973, Regmi 1999 and Bajracharya 1992, Cited Saul Mullard, Opening the Hidden Land State Formation and the Construction of Sikkimese History Rachana Gangtok 2019, Sikkim 737101, rachanabooks.com
