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English: Diagrammatic representation of Newar castes of Lalitpur, Nepal and the central role of Shrestha as the chief patron and dominant caste group to all other castes. |
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| Source | https://ijfm.org/PDFs_IJFM/32_1_PDFs/IJFM_32_1-Pickett.pdf |
| Author | Mark Pickett, 'Ethnicity, Kinship, Religion and Territory: Identifying Communities in South Asia' Published by- International Journal of Frontier Missiology, 32:1, 2015 |
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