Loaded Nepal

Human beings learn from their expertise, gain data and use them in solving their issues. They discover and make new data and categorical and share their feelings in a very sort of ways in which like drawing, painting, music, literature, etc. we tend to decision such acts as arts. Similar ly, all societies develop bound behavior, habits and values that are passed on from generation to generation and become the simplest way of life that we tend to decision culture .Art and culture developed in Nepal in conjunction with the event of human civilization. However, evidently, it may be traced from the reign of the Kirants though it had been not well-organized. the arrival of Lichchhavi rulers in Nepal from Baishali (India) brought a drastic amendment. King Mandev of this dynasty e xtended the territory of Nepal way and wide beyond the Kathmandu valley. Nepal became a dwelling place of various castes and creeds. The caste distinction started within the society. This division of caste base

Nepal is a small country. King Prithivi Narayan Shah the Great called it a common garden of four castes(jats) and thirty-six sub-castes( Varnas ). In fact nowdays, there are many more sub-castes. They have their own languages, dress, social practices and religious. In spite of these differences. They make a common culture- Nepali culture. However, they have not given up their social traditions, practices and ceremonies. We are going to study the social customs and ceremonies of some castes in Nepal. 1. BRAHMINS The Brahmins live in the Terai region as well as in the mountain region. They command high position in the society and are greatly respected. They follow the Hindu traditions and perform a number of religious and perform a number of religious and social functions. When a baby is born, a ceremony is performed on the sixth day in the Terai and is called the name-giving ceremony (Nwaran). In the mountains, this ceremony is celebrated on the eleventh day. If the baby