Jung bahadur khukuri

The Jung Bahadur Rana Tribute Khukuri

A blade forged in honor of Nepal’s legendary leader, Jung Bahadur Rana, this Khukuri is a testament to power, vision, and legacy. As the founder of the Rana dynasty (1846–1951), Jung Bahadur Rana was a fearless ruler who redefined Nepal’s military and political landscape. His reforms strengthened Nepal’s sovereignty, while his diplomatic prowess secured strategic alliances. Known for his command over Nepal’s elite forces, he carried weapons that reflected strength and authority—one of them being a Khukuri befitting a warrior and statesman.

Specifications:

• Overall Length: 66.04 cm (26 inches)
• Blade Length: 52.02 cm (20.5 inches)
• Handle Length: 13.97 cm (5.5 inches)
• Belly Width: 5.84 cm (2.3 inches)
• Blade Weight: 1200–1250 grams
• Weight with Case: 1470–1500 grams
• Spine Thickness: 5 mm
• Material: High Carbon 5160 Spring Steel, Water Buffalo Leather Scabbard,

A Blade Worthy of a Ruler

This high-carbon 5160 spring steel Khukuri mirrors the formidable blades carried by Nepalese warriors during Jung Bahadur Rana’s reign. With a robust 5mm spine thickness, this Khukuri is built for both strength and balance, ensuring durability in battle and precision in ceremonial use. The white brass handle adds a regal touch, reminiscent of the elite weapons used by high-ranking officers of the era. Paired with a water buffalo leather scabbard, it embodies both elegance and resilience.

The Khukuri of a Warrior-Statesman

Jung Bahadur Rana was not only a ruler but also a military tactician who personally led Nepalese forces. His introduction of European military training, combined with traditional Nepalese combat techniques, made his army one of the most disciplined in the region. This Khukuri pays homage to that era, reviving the spirit of the blades that once commanded battlefields and courtrooms alike.

A Legacy Preserved

Crafted to honor the man who reshaped Nepal’s history, this Jung Bahadur Rana Tribute Khukuri is more than just a weapon—it is a piece of Nepalese heritage. Whether displayed as a collector’s item or wielded as a symbol of strength, this Khukuri ensures that the legend of Jung Bahadur Rana lives on.