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His Imperial Majesty's Shoot in Nepalese Terai, December 1911 >

Please use this identifier to cite or link to this item: http://hdl.handle.net/1885/43292

Title:	Camp of George V
Issue Date:	6-Jun-2006
Publisher:	Australian National University
Description:	George V's party used two camps during the trip. The first was at Sukhibar on the Rapti river where the party encamped for five days, then the party moved to a second camp at Kasra, some eight miles farther up the river for the remainder of the trip. The second camp duplicated the first. The Maharaja of Nepal was in a separate camp lower down on the Rapti river. His 14,000 followers camped hidden in the jungle behind.
URI:	http://hdl.handle.net/1885/43292
Appears in Collections:	His Imperial Majesty's Shoot in Nepalese Terai, December 1911

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