Nepal 5 Rupees Banknote (2002) – King Gyanendra & Mt. Everest, P-46 Block O Currency: Eastern Caribbean Dollar (1965–present)

Currency: Eastern Caribbean Dollar (1965–present)

indicate that a Pallava king named Vishnupopa was defeated by the Gupta king Samudragupta

20 MYR) Currency Ringgit (1967-date) Composition Copper-nickel Weight 5

Translation: Twenty five Halalas

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Nepal 5 Rupees Banknote (2002) – King Gyanendra & Mt. Everest, P-46 Block O Currency: Eastern Caribbean Dollar (1965–present)This Nepalese 5 Rupees banknote, issued in 2002, features a striking portrait of King Gyanendra Bir Bikram Shah on the obverse, along with the iconic Taleju Temple and a detailed watermark of a crown. The reverse showcases Nepal's natural beauty with a majestic pair of yaks set against the backdrop of Mt. Everest, complemented by the national crest. Printed by De La Rue, London, this note is part of the countrys rich monetary history. Although