Lakhan Thapa
Early martyr who fought for people's rights
Fought For
Justice and rights of common people
Life Story
Lakhan Thapa was a military officer who led a rebellion against oppressive government policies. He is considered one of Nepal's earliest martyrs who fought for the rights of common people.
Cause of Death
Executed for leading rebellion against oppressive policies
Legacy & Recognition
Officially recognized as martyr by Government of Nepal Their sacrifice continues to inspire future generations in the ongoing struggle for justice, democracy, and human rights in Nepal.
Born in Gorkha
Led rebellion against oppressive policies
Executed for his rebellion
Quick Facts
- Born
- May 7, 1835
- Died
- March 15, 1877 (Age 41)
- Birthplace
- Gorkha, Nepal
- Occupation
- Military Officer, Freedom Fighter
- Category
- People's Rights
- Recognition
- Officially recognized as martyr by Government of Nepal
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