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At one time, Prithvi Narayan Shah could not decide who he should as the Kaji (equivalent to Prime Minister) and Pradhan Senapati (Commander-in-Chief). He had two commanders Biraj Thapa Magar and Kalu Pande in mind.
So, for the decision, he called a Bhaardaari Sabhaa (assembly of the courtiers) along with some people of his kingdom and chose Kalu Pande on the basis of popularity. He instructs his descendants in Divyopadesh to understand the popularity before nominating someone as the Kaji.
This is not a true democratic system as the candidates don't really come from between the people. The candidates are the two people who the King thinks are capable and only wants to know who is popular. This only seems like a precursor of democracy we have today.
I would not call Prithvi Narayan Shah was a democratic king, though
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