🕉️🕉️ #om masta devta puja in Nepal ।। masta devta ।। masta devta puja jumla ।। kul puja kasari garne

Masto is the special religion of the Khasa. 12 Mastos are mainly worshiped there. They are DhandarMasto, Khappara (Khaptaḍa) Masto, TediMasto, Kawa Masto, Kala Sill Masto, RunalMasto, BuduMasto, TharpaMasto, GuroMasto, DahreMasto, DudheMasto and BabiroMasto (Karki, 2018).Karnali regions of Nepal. By the middle ages, they had also settled in the Mechi river region on the eastern border of Nepal. Over time, they gradually expanded across the Mechi river and settled in Bhutan, Sikkim, Assam, Meghalaya, and western Myanmar. As a result, many places in the Himavatkhaṇḍa region reflect the language and culture of the Khasa people (Pande, 1997). Although the Khasa expanded in the Karnali region in ancient times, it was only in the middle ages that they kept their language in writing and maintained their history. The oldest written document is an inscription of the Khasa language incised by Aśoka Calla (1255-1278), the Khasa ruler of the Karnali region. Khasa was also the official language in the Khasa kingdom of the medieval Karnali region (Pokhrel, 1998). Hamilton mentions that the area between Kathmandu valley in the east and Kashmir in the west is that KhasaPradesh and its inhabitants are called Khasis, and the dialect spoken there is called the Khasa language