Episode 2 of 3

Occupation of Kerong

When
April 1855
Where
Kerong
Part of
Nepalese invasion of Tibet begins the Nepalese–Tibetan War

Bam Bahadur occupied Kerong without opposition, pushing forces toward Dzongka, the main Tibetan resistance point.

Bam Bahadur occupied Kerong without opposition. After securing a Tibetan force at Kukurghat, north of Kerong, Nepalese forces pushed on to Dzongka, which became the primary point of Tibetan resistance in the area.

Sources

  1. Nepal–Tibet War (1855–1856) Wikipedia, revision of 2026-09-22

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