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Male members perform keta puja

The Dangol or Dongol (Nepal Bhasa: डंगोल) clan are ethnic people in Newar community from Kathmandu Valley, predominantly found in Kathmandu, Nepal. They belong to the Jyapu (Nepal Bhasa: ज्यापू:) subcaste within the Newar family and are highly urbanized. In the olden times, they were farmers known for the knowledge of the measurement of land and calculation. Also, they have some distinct cultures and customs a bit different from other Newar traditions.

In order to protect the girl from being a widow, who is looked down upon by the rest of Nepal. If the woman's husband dies, she is still technically married to the sun and can hence not be called a widow.

Prominent people

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Jyapu people
Female members perform Ihi

See also

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References

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  • https://nepalfederalismdebate.wordpress.com/2018/06/24/master-list-of-all-nepali-surnames-clans/
  • https://www.indigenousvoice.com/en/why-jyapus-are-where-they-are.html Archived 2019-12-08 at the Wayback Machine
  • Shakya, Utsav (July 2010). "Preservers of Newar Culture Jyapus of the Valley". ECS Nepal. Retrieved 17 July 2025.