Newar is a Sino-Tibetan language of central Nepal belonging to the Tibeto-Burman group. It is spoken natively by the Newar people, the indigenous inhabitants of Nepal Mandala, which consists of the Ka
A line from an inscription dated 1706 using the term "Nepāla Bhāṣā" in Newar script to refer to the language.
A 14th century palm-leaf manuscript of the Manava Nyaya Shastra, a law book written in Newar language and the Bhujimola script.
A page from a Astrology book from 1480 written in Newar.
The Nepal-Tibet Treaty of 1775 written in Classical Newar in the Newar script.
Briddhi Lakshmi was the queen consort of the Nepalese Kingdom of Bhaktapur from 1722 as the first wife of Ranajit Malla and also a Newar language poet. For a brief period, she and her two-year-old son
Briddhi Lakshmi's Newar language copper plate inscription at Balkumari temple, Thimi dated to May 1740, mentions her taking refuge in the town.
Yogmaya Neupane Artists Impression