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Dipendra was interested in the fields of social service and sports. He attended various national and international sports ceremonies where Nepalese players participated. Dipendra became a karateka when he was studying in Britain and received a black belt at around the age of 20. He was a patron of the National Sports Council and Nepal's Scouts.
Dipendra was proclaimed king while comatose but died on 4 June 2001. [17] Gyanendra was appointed regent for the three days, and then ascended the throne himself after the death of Dipendra. When Dipendra was unconscious, Gyanendra maintained that the deaths were the result of an "accidental discharge of an automatic weapon" within the royal ...
Dipendra may refer to: Dipendra of Nepal; Dipendra Singh Airee; Dipendra Chaudhary; Dipendra Jha; Dipendra K. Khanal; Dipendra Prasad; Dipendra Shrestha
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