Acharya, Baburam. Nepal, Newar Ra Newari Bhasha (in Nepali). Nepal Sanskritik Parishad. p. 21. Retrieved 31 May 2024." किरातीय वा तिब्बती-बर्मी बोली मातृभाषा भए तापनि नेवारहरूमा मधेशी-नेपाली तथा मैथिली आर्यकै जस्तो जात-भात र हाउभाउ, स्वरुप, भेद-भाव मौजूद छ। यिनका रंग-रूपमा आर्य नस्लका लक्षण मौजूद छन्। यस कारणले यी किरात वा तिब्बती-बर्मीवर्गका होइनन् भन्ने निश्वय गर्न सकिन्छ । यो आर्य नस्ल को जनसमुदाय कसरी नेपालका केन्द्रस्थलमा आएर श्राफ्नो भाषा छोडी नेवारी भाषा लिएर नेवार कहलायो। "
Shrestha, Tulsi N. नेपालका नेवारहरू पहिचान र पृष्ठभूमि (in Nepali). Institute for Research and Development. p. 21. Retrieved 31 May 2024." नेवारहरू मूलत: आर्य जातिका हुन् भन्ने कुराको पुष्ट्याई गर्ने धेरै आधारहरू छन्। नेवारहरू मूलत: आर्य जातिको भएता पनि तिब्बतबाट विभिन्न समयमा आएका मंगोलियन जातिका जनसमुदायहरू पनि नेवार समुदायमा मिसिन पुगेका छन् । तिनीहरूको संख्या अधिक नभएपनि तिनीहरूले नेवार समुदाय भित्र मंगोलियन नश्लको अस्तित्वको पनि विकास गरेका छन् । अतः नेवार समुदायमा आर्य र मंगोलियन नश्ल दुवै पाइने भएकोले यस समुदायलाई बेहुनश्लीय समुदायकै रूपमा स्वीकार गर्नुपर्ने हुन्छ "
Regmi, Jagadish C. नेवारी संस्कृतिको रूपरेखा (in Nepali). Sevak Printing Press. p. 3. Retrieved 30 May 2024." जुन-जुन वर्गले आफ्नो मातृभाषा नेवारी स्वीकार्दै आए ति-तिनले नै नेवार समाजको संरचना गरेका छन् । अर्थात् उक्त भाषा तिब्बती-बर्मी खलकको भए पनि यसको क्रमशः उपयोग बढाउँदै जाने आर्य-वर्गहरूका सन्तानहरू नै आजसम्म अधिसंख्य नेवारका रूपमा रहेका छन् । केही निम्न मानिसहरूमा मंगोलायड तिब्बती-बर्मी पुरानो तह शुद्ध रूपमा बाँकी भए होता नत्र प्राय वर्गमा कतै पनि रहन गएको छैन। "
Levy, Robert I. Mesocosm Hinduism And The Organization Of A Traditional Newar City In Nepal. p. 36."The modern inhabitants of the valley, the Newars, are believed to be an intermixture of Indo Aryan and Mongoloid strains resulting from the unions between the Kiratas and the Indo Aryans migrating from the plains of India. "
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The need of Newa Autonomous State The demand of Newa Autonomous State also means to re-structure the districts. The territory of the State would consist every historical Newa settlement, spread East to Dapcha, Panauti, Dhulikhel, etc.; spread north to Tibet and the Newa towns of Dolakha; the Bajrabarahi, Kulekhani, Tistung and Chitlang of Makawanpur district; Nuwakot district up to the Trishuli(Sangu Khusi); Villages like Tauthali and other Newa villages of Sindupalchok.
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