Sankhadhar Sakhwa, a Common card

The card carries these facts from its Wikipedia article.

• This event is commemorated as the beginning of the epoch of Nepal's national calendar year Nepal Sambat.
• According to Bhāsā Vamsāwali and Rājbhogmālā Vamsāwali, in A.D. 879, an astrologer from Bhaktapur, or Bhādgāon, had predicted that the sand at the confluence of the Vishnumati and the Bhadrāmati rivers would turn into gold if gathered at the right moment.
• So Rājā Ānanda Malla, the then king of Bhaktapur sent out his workers in search of this extraordinary sand, who were witnessed by Sākhwā, then a local merchant.

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