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The 17 pages that link to Nepalese Civil War, each with the reason it gives.

• MaoismRelated: Maoist insurgents used a protracted people's war to challenge Nepal’s political order.

• NepalRelated: The conflict accelerated the end of monarchy and the transition to a republic.

• Nepalese monarchyRelated: The insurgency challenged royal authority and weakened the existing political order.

• Abolition of the Nepalese monarchyRelated: The insurgency weakened the monarchy and helped force a negotiated political settlement.

• Girija Prasad KoiralaRelated: His final premiership converted the insurgency’s end into a negotiated peace process.

• Panchayat systemRelated: The post-Panchayat settlement’s unresolved political and social tensions later formed part of the conflict’s wider context.

• Birendra of NepalRelated: The war intensified during Birendra’s final years and destabilized the constitutional order.

• Nepalese royal massacreRelated: The massacre deepened political instability during this ongoing conflict.

• Gyanendra of NepalRelated: The war framed Gyanendra’s security claims and the crisis of royal rule.

• Sher Bahadur DeubaRelated: Deuba’s governments faced the insurgency that reshaped Nepalese politics.

• Ram Baran YadavRelated: The conflict helped force the political settlement that opened Nepal’s transition to a republic.

• Bidya Devi BhandariRelated: Its end preceded the political settlement and republican institutions under which she later served.