Role of Nepal in the First World War::::
Chandra shumsher was the prime Ministewr of Nepal during the First World war. Nepal was an ally of Britain inthis war. Nepal sept 7500 Nepalase troops under the command of Barbar Shumsher on behalf of British Government. Later on, other soldiers were also sent by chandra Shumsher, under the command of Gen. Panma Shumsher, Tej shumsher and Keshar Shumsher. New recruitment also contined as war spread day by day. At the same time, Nepal provided one million pound to the Britishas a support in war.
Nepalese froce exhibited extra-ordinary bravery in this war. So, the enemy so prasied the bravery of the Nepalese soldiers. Many Nepalese soldiers were awarded the most reputed Victories Cross by British government and also provided one million rupees annually to Nepal as a mark of gratitude.
Role of Nepal in the Second World War
During the Secod world war Juddha shumsher was the Prime-Minister of Nepal. He declared to increase one thousand soliers in each regiment in the Britist force. Besides this, he sent eight thousand troopsw in India on the command of Bahadur shumsher. During the time of war, about one lakh Nepalese were recruited by British in India. Altogether 250,000 Nepalese soldiers participated in this war o0n behalf of British government .Among them 7,544 were killed or disappeared and 23,655 were injured and many of them become dicabled. The Neplese troops fought bravely and eared the reputation of 'Brave Gorkhali'. They fought in Myanmar, Egypt, Sudan, Ethopia, Italy , Syria , Iran ,Iraq, Siungapore, Malaysia and so on . Some of the Nepalese were awarded the supreme medal of Britain"vitoria Cross" and "Military Cross". Juddha shumsher was awareded the full honorary Generalof british army for the Nepalese Help to British in this war . The British in this war. The Britain government paid 33.3 million rupees to Nepal as a mark of gratitude and also promished for the payment of one million rupees every to Nepal. Those soldiers who Participated in this war could get opportunity to see the development in the world and help to end the Rana rule in Nepal.
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