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500 Rupees - Birendra Bir Bikram Matured Dipendra
| Emittent | Nepal Rastra Bank |
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| Jahr | 1989 |
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| Nennwert | 500 Rupees |
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| Reversbeschreibung | Central device depicts the Royal Arms of Nepal — a crowned shield supported by two Gurkha soldiers, with a garland of rhododendron flowers below and traditional Nepalese emblems including the moon, sun, crossed khukuri knives, and a footprint of Vishnu. Flanking the arms are the denomination inscribed both in Devanagari (रु ५००) and Latin script (Rs 500). A circular Devanagari legend surrounding the central device records the name and title of Crown Prince Dipendra Bir Bikram Shah Dev and commemorates his 40th auspicious birth anniversary (४० औं शुभ जन्मोत्सव). The word NEPAL appears prominently at the base in Devanagari, and the dual date 1989 / 2046 is incorporated into the legend. A beaded border runs along the periphery. |
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This issue commemorates the formal coming-of-age of Crown Prince Dipendra, who would later become one of the most notorious figures in Nepali royal history. In June 2001, Dipendra massacred nine members of the royal family — including his father, King Birendra — reportedly after a dispute over his choice of bride, then turned the weapon on himself. He was declared king while in a coma and died three days later, having never regained consciousness.
KM#1166 was struck by the Royal Mint on behalf of Nepal Rastra Bank as part of a broader series of commemorative silver issues produced during the late Birendra era.