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This analysis explores the evolution of a plural political landscape in Greater Sikkim, highlighting the gradual state formation influenced by local polities such as the Lepcha, Limbu, and Mangar. It examines the establishment of Namgyal authority through strategic alliances post-1642, emphasizing the intertwining of lineage, ritual, and kinship. Additionally, it addresses the challenges faced in the eighteenth century, including external pressures from Bhutan, Nepal, and Tibet, alongside a...