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((About||the present day province of Nepal comprising the same area|Sudurpashchim Province|the district|Doti District|the clothing garment|Dhoti))
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'''Doti''' (((lang-ne|डोटी))), also known as '''Dotigarh''' (डोटीगढ़) or the '''Far-Western Development Region''' was a development region of Nepal situated between [[Kali River (Uttarakhand)|River Kali]] bordering [[Kumaon division]] of [[Uttarakhand]], India in the west and the [[Ghaghara River|Karnali]] river on the east.<ref>Prof.Dr. Jay Raj pant wrote "Far-Western region of Nepal is called Doti Culturally "  : In History of Doti Kingdom (2013)</ref> Doti was one of eight different princely states of the [[Katyuri kings|Katyuri Kingdom]]. 

==Districts==
Doti covered the nine districts of modern [[Sudurpashchim Province]] combined into two zones. They are:
*[[Darchula District]]
*[[Baitadi District]]
*[[Dadeldhura District]]
*[[Kanchanpur District]]
*[[Doti District]]
*[[Kailali District]]
*[[Bajhang District]]
*[[Bajura District]]
*[[Achham District]]

Kailali and Kanchanpur District are in the [[Terai|Terai area]]    and the rest are mountainous.

==Etymology==
The name Doti is believed to have originated from the word Doab which means the land area between the confluence of two rivers.

Other view is that the original name of Doti was ((transl|ne|devatavi)) = ((transl|ne|dev)) + ((transl|ne|aatavi)) or ((transl|ne|aalaya)) (((transl|ne|dev)) meaning Hindu God and ((transl|ne|aatavi)) meaning the place of re-creation or the place of attaining a meditation in Sanskrit).<ref>R.D Prabhas Chataut (2001) ; Dotyali Dictionary</ref>

==History==
Doti was an [[ancient]] kingdom in far western region of [[Nepal]] which was formed after the disintegration of the [[Katyuri Kings|Katyuri]]  [[Monarchy|Kingdom]] of [[Kumaon Kingdom|Kumaon]] around  the 13th century.<ref>Dr.Y.S Kathoch, A New History of Uttarakhand; On Katyuri Dynasty "Around,13th Century Katyuri Dynasty established in Ranachulihat was broken into many sections" Doti  was among them</ref>

Doti was one of eight different [[princely states]] Katyuri Kingdom was divided into Eight for their eight Prince and became different independent Kingdom.
*[[Baijnath, Uttarakhand|Baijnath]]-Katyur
*[[Dwarahat]]
*Doti
*Baramandal
*[[Askot]]
*[[Didihat|Sira]]
*Sora
*Sui (Kali kumaon)

Later on, the whole land between [[Ramganga#Ramganga East|Ramganga]] on the west ([[Kumaon division|Kumaon]]) and the [[Ghaghara River|Karnali]] on the east came under the Raikas after the origin of Raikas of [[Katyuri Kings|Katyuris]] in Doti.<ref>Advin T. Atkinson; Gazetteer Hindi Edition (2003); He wrote (Page 274) Whole territory to the east of Ram gang was belongs to Raikas during the late 16th century.</ref>

"Brahma Dev Mandi" at [[Kanchanpur District]] of [[Mahakali Zone]] was established by Katyuri king Brahma Dev.<ref>Dr. Madam Chandra Bhatt; A New History of  Uttarakhand (2006): " Champawat ke Chand Raja.</ref>

=== Raikas of Doti===
[[File:Mandhata Shahi- SAKE-1612.jpg|thumb|Copper Inscription by King of Doti, ''Raika'' Mandhata Shahi at [[Saka Era]] 1612 (शाके १६१२) (or 1747 [[Bikram Samvat]]) in old [[Malla language]] using [[Devanagari]] script]]
Niranjan Malla Dev was the founder of Doti [[Monarchy|Kingdom]] around the 13th century after the fall of the [[Katyuri Kings|Katyuri]] Kingdom. He was the son of Last Katyuris of united [[Katyuri Kings|Katyuris]] kingdom.<ref>Dr. Y.S
Kathoch; A New History of Uttarakhand(2006).Founder of Doti was Niranjan Mall Dev..</ref>

Kings of Doti were called Raikas (also  Rainka Maharaj).<ref>[[Badri Datt Pandey]] ; History of Kumaun (1937)</ref> Later on Raikas, after defeating the  [[Khas]] Malla of Karnali Zone, were able to establish a strong Raika Kingdom in Far Western Region of Nepal (Doti) . So far, the historical evidences<ref>..Sources  of  these historical evidence are taken  from the books mentioned in the references.</ref> of following Raikas have been discovered:

*Niranjan Malla Dev (Founder of Doti Kingdom)
*Nagi Malla (1238) 
*Ripu Malla (1279)
*Nirai Pal (1353): maybe of [[Askot]]<ref>Prof. Maheshwor Prasad Joshi; "The Raikas of Kumaon and Western Nepal : The apigraphical survey", JOURNAL OF INDOLOGICAL STUDY, Haryana Sahitya Academy (1998);.page 68..Nirai Pal of Askot had captured Sira because  of political  vacuum in Sira...</ref>  his historical evidence of 1354 A.D has been found in [[Almora]] too<ref>Advin T.  Atkinson ; Himalayan Gazetteer; (  Translated by Ramesh Thapaliyal )  Hindi Edition (2003) ((ISBN|8190100130));..Page 267..An old stone has found on the hills of Almora in which name Niraipal and 1348 written.</ref>
*Nag Malla (1384)
*Dhir Malla (1400)
*Ripu Malla (1410)
*Anand Malla (1430)
*Balinarayan Malla: not known
*Sansar Malla (1442)
*Kalyan Malla (1443)
*Suratan Malla (1478)
*Kriti Malla (1482)
*Prithivi Malla (1488)
*Medini Jay Malla (1512)
*Ashok Malla (1517)
*Raj Malla (1539)
*Arjun Malla/Shahi: not known but he was ruling Sira as Malla and Doti as Shahi<ref name="Ram Singh 2006">Dr. Ram Singh; A New History of Uttarakhand(2006).Mall Raikas of Sira..</ref>
*Bhupati Malla/Shahi (1558)
*Sagaram Shahi (1567)
*Hari Malla/Shahi (1581): last Raikas King of Sira<ref name="Ram Singh 2006"/><ref>Advin T.  Atkinson ; Himalayan Gazetteer; (  Translated by Ramesh Thapaliyal )  Hindi Edition (2003) ((ISBN|8190100130));..Page 285..Rudra Chand had captured whole territory east of kaliriver in 1581 along with Sira..</ref>
*Rudra Shahi (1630)
*Vikram Shahi (1642)
*Mandhata Shahi (1671)
*Raghunath Shahi (1690)
*Hari Shahi (1720)
*Hrishna Shahi (1760)
*Deep Shahi (1785),
*Prithivi pati Shahi (1790): he had fought against Nepali Ruler (Gorkhali Ruler) with British in 1814 A.D.<ref>Advin T
 Atkinson ; Himalayan Gazetteer Hindi Edition translated  by Ramesh Thapaliyal (2003);((ISBN|8190100130));..Ousted King  of Doti  Prithivipati Shah offered his help in war with Nepal which seemed  very significant</ref>

=== Mogul invasion on Far-Western Nepal===
During the period of [[Akbar]]'s rule in the 16th century, the [[Mughal Empire|Moguls]] had attacked the Raikas of Doti. They invaded Ajemeru, capital of the Raika Kingdom. Ajemeru is now in [[Dadeldhura District]] of far western region of [[Nepal]]. Hussain Khan, army chief of Akbar residing in [[Lucknow]] had led the attack. According to [[`Abd al-Qadir Bada'uni]] (c. 1540 - 1615), Indo-Persian historian during [[Mughal Empire]], [[Mughal Army]] chief of [[Lucknow]], Hussain Khan, lured by the wealth and treasures of the kingdom of the Raikas, wanted to plunder the state, this being the motive behind the assault; he managed to capture some cities and after his successful campaign he returned to [[Lucknow]].

===Gorkha Invasion===
The historic place of war between the Doti Kingdom and Nepal ([[Gorkha Kingdom]]) during the period of Gorkha Expansion in 1790, according to the [[history of Nepal]], is ''Nari-Dang'' which lies on the bank of the [[Seti River]] and Dumrakot was the base of the Doti Kingdom during the fighting against the Gorkhalis.
In the war with the Gorkhalis, the Doti kingdom was defeated and Doteli King fled to [[Pilibhit]].<ref name=HistoryofNepal>((cite web|url=http://www.indus-intl.com/bookdetails.cfm?bookid=IN-02404|title=History of Nepal|access-date=2008-01-31|publisher=T.R.Vaidya Publications|url-status=dead|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20050209191916/http://www.indus-intl.com/bookdetails.cfm?bookid=IN-02404|archive-date=2005-02-09))</ref>

==  Khairgarh-Singhai State ==
Raja Deep Shah of Surajbanshi clan was expelled from Nepal in 1790 A.D and on arriving to Terai of Oudh (now Lakhimpur Kheri District of Uttar Pradesh of India) he established Khairgarh-Singhai State in Khairigarh  under British India.<ref>http://members.iinet.net.au/~royalty/ips/k/khairigarh((Dead link|date=September 2018 |bot=InternetArchiveBot |fix-attempted=yes )).</ref>
Kanchanpur Praganna  (now the District of Kaillali and Kanchanpur of Nepal) was also the parts of his State or ''Zamindari''. He  succeeded in defeating the Banjaras rulers of Khairigarh and establishing himself not only in that Pargana but also in parts of Bhur

==Geography==
The Far-Western Development Region has [[Karnali Province|Karnali province]] to the east, [[Uttar Pradesh]] ([[India]]) to the south, [[Uttarakhand]] ([[India]]) to the west and the [[Tibet|Tibet Autonomous Region]] ([[People's Republic of China]]) to the north.

The highest [[mountain]] in the region is the [[Api (mountain)|Api Peak]], with ((Convert|7132|m|ft|abbr=on)) high; it is in the [[Darchula District|Darchula]] [[district]]. Other high mountain is [[Saipal]], ((Convert|7031|m|ft|abbr=on)) high, in the [[Bajhang District|Bajhang]] district.

The most important rivers in the Far-Western Development Region are the [[Seti River|Seti]] and the [[Mahakali River|Mahakali]]  rivers; both rivers are [[Tributary|tributaries]] of the [[Ghaghara|Karnali]]  river.

==Demographics==
It is the smallest Development Region of Nepal with an area of ((Convert|19539|km2|sqmi|abbr=on)) and also with the lowest population with 2,552,517 people living there;<ref name=un /> its population density is the second lowest of all the regions, with 130.6 persons/km<sup>2</sup>. Main ethnic group are [[Khas people|Khas/]][[Chhetri]] making total population of 76%.

==Language and culture==
The major local languages are [[Dotiyali]] and [[Kumaoni language|Nepali]] each spoken respectively by ((sigfig|272524|3)) and ((sigfig|787827|3)) people according to the 2011 census.

Inhabitants of two terai districts [[Kailali District]] and [[Kanchanpur District]] speak different languages. Rana-tharu and Dangaura-tharu speaks  their own  language. Language spoken by Rana-tharus and Dangaura-tharu speak various[[Tharu languages|Tharu Languages]].

Traditional dance and songs [[Chholiya]], Bhada, Jhora Chhapeli, Rung Culture of Rung people (Sauka), Baira song, [[Deuda song|Deuda]], Chait and [[Jagar (ritual)|Jagar]] are part of the culture. Jagar and Chait tales of bravery is most important culture in Doti since Katyuri period. Chait tales about bravery of Senapati Piri Bohara (Doti) is singing in Gaura Parva . [[Jhusia Damai]] of Baskot of [[Baitadi District]] was famous Jagar singer. The major festivals of Doti are mainly Gora (Gamra), Holi, Bishpati, [[Harela]], [[Raksha Bandhan]], [[Dashain|Dasain]], [[Makar Sankranti]], and others.

==See also==
*[[Doti District]]
*[[Sudurpashchim Province]]
*[[Doteli]]
*[[Baitada]]
*[[Far-Western Development Region, Nepal]]

==Further reading==
* A New History of Uttarakhand Y. S. Kathoch 
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20030110215441/http://www.nepalnews.com.np/contents/englishdaily/ktmpost/1999/Nov/Nov20/local.htm#5 Dotiyali language]
* Dotyali Dictionary by ''R. Chattaut''
* Stars of Seti by ''Punya Nepal''
* History of Karnali Zone by ''R. Subedi''
* [http://www.merapahad.com/forum/culture-of-uttarakhand/jagar-calling-of-god/?PHPSESSID=06538966f50a5037144486674763e371 Article]((dead link|date=December 2016 |bot=InternetArchiveBot |fix-attempted=yes ))

==References==
((reflist))

((Uttarakhand))

[[Category:Regions of Nepal]]
[[Category:Geography of Nepal]]
[[Category:Sudurpashchim Province]]
[[Category:Empires and kingdoms of Nepal]]

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