State
Khasa Malla kingdom
The Khasa Malla kingdom was a medieval state of western Nepal and adjoining western Tibet, ruled from Sinja in the Karnali basin. At its height in the 13th and 14th centuries its kings raided the Kathmandu Valley and controlled much of the western Himalaya. It broke up in the late 14th century into small hill states, among them the Baise principalities and Doti.

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