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Bhimsen Thapa (1775 - August 17, 183 9, August 5) Nepal's Mukhtariyar (prime minister) and national empire are the second and longest in the post. Bhimasen Thapa has been born after the grandfather of King Ran Bahadur Shah (the royal secretary and advisor). Bhimasen Thapa had gone together to visit Varanasi of India in the year 1800, Rana Bahadur Shah, for the gratitude, appointed Bhimsen Thapa as the post of Kaji (Minister of State) in the new extended government. After the death of Ran Bahadur Shah in 1806, after his step-by-step Sher Bahadur Shah, Bhimsen Thapa murdered 93 people and became the leader of his own Mukhtariyar (prime minister).
In the Prime Minister of Bhimsen Thapa, the expansion of the Nepal Empire was expanding. Its proof can be argued that at that time the boundary of this empire reached the west of Sethalj river and to the east of Tista River. However, by 1814-1816, Nepal destroyed the destructive English-Nepal war, which resulted in a treaty of Nepal by submitting Sagouli to one third of the East India Company. Due to this reason, the British Residency was established in the cause of this war.
Bhimasen Thapa was still in power despite the defeat of King Giriawan War Vikram Shah and her successor King Rajendra Vikram Shah in the year 1816, due to the support of Queen Lalit Tripura Sundari (Ranbir Bahadur Shahi's younger wife) and some Darbariya.
In 1832, after the death of his supporter Queen Lalit Tripura Sundari and King Rajendra Vikram Shah in his youth, the power of Bhimsen Thapa was stable. In fact, Pandey considered Bhimsen Thapa as a planner for the death of Damodar Pandin in 1804. Due to the activities of many conspiracies and anti-Darbanis, Bimsen Thapa finally imprisoned in 1879 and he committed suicide. However, after the death of his inner anger, the inner anger was not quiet and as a result, the rise of Rana regime.
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