Nepal (Kingdom): King Birendra-Queen Aishwarya Memorial Medal (Birendra Aishwarya Seva Padak) # I-89

This medal – the very last Nepal Royal Commemorative Medal to be issued – was uniquely named & styled as a joint Memorial Medal and Coronation Medal) in 2001. The medal was awarded in the the wake of the wake of the Royal Palace Massacre, and the coronation of King Gyanendra (the last monarch of Nepal), both events which occurred in 2001

Befitting this joint Memorial / Coronation medal the obverse bears the joint-bust portraits on obverse of the massacred late King Birendra-Queen Aishwarya

King Gyanendra reigned in Nepal 2001-2008

In 2008, Nepal became a Republic and the monarchy was abolished

Discover a piece of Nepal’s royal history with the King Birendra-Queen Aishwarya Memorial Medal, issued in 2001 as a unique tribute to both a tragic event and a royal transition. This commemorative medal, the last of its kind from the Nepalese monarchy, features the intricately designed joint-bust portraits of the beloved late King Birendra and Queen Aishwarya on the obverse, symbolizing their enduring legacy. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, the medal serves not only as a remembrance of the Royal Palace Massacre but also commemorates the coronation of King Gyanendra, who ruled from 2001 to 2008. The significance of this medal is heightened by the historical context of Nepal’s transformation, as the monarchy was abolished in 2008, marking the end of an era. With its limited issuance and profound historical ties, this medal is a highly sought-after collectible for numismatists and royal memorabilia enthusiasts alike. It comes in excellent condition, making it a prized addition to any collection, and is accompanied by provenance that enhances its appeal.