Koliya Kingdom

Bechu Gaud Nawalparasi, 15 November The current Geophysical Survey (Geophysics Survey) has confirmed that the capital of the ancient Koliya Republic is Ramgram Municipality Ward No. 18 Panditpur. In the past year, the Department of Archeology excavated based on estimates, while waiting for the scientific basis and confirmation, the report could not be made public, but the grounds for confirmation were found during the recent geological survey. In the geophysical survey conducted by the technical team of UK Durham University in 6 days with the investment of the Department of Archaeology, it has started to be seen that there are archaeological objects in many places. Professor Dr. Mark participated in the geophysical survey on Thursday. It has been a very good achievement, he enthusiastically pointed towards the archaeological area. He believed that this area would become important for the world. He said that the survey report will be provided to the Archeology Department soon. The groun

Introduction Ramgram Stupa is 500 years older than A.D. i.e. 25 hundred years ago, it is a Stupa built by Koliya King. Lord Gautam Buddha, the pioneer of peace, was cremated after Mahaparinirvana, and after the cremation, the remaining ashes (relics) were brought and placed in the Astu Kalash. The capital of the Koliya Republic was also called Ramgram snd the king of Ramgram built the stupa thus called Ramgram Stupa till day. This Stupa is located in Ward No. 7, Ujaini of the present Ramgram Municipality. Ramgram (the capital city), also known as Devdaha, is now located in Panditpur village of Ramgram Municipality. Ramgram Stupa was found while searching on the basis of the description of the Chinese traveler saying that it is four miles east and south from the Koliya's capital Ramgram.           The importance of Stupa is also mentioned in the Buddhist text Tripitaka. There are Buddhist Stupas in other places as well, but the Ramgram Stupa is the Stupa that contains the Astu(Rel