Tajpuriya caste is one of the indigenous people of Nepal, living in the flat terrain of the Far East South Terai of Nepal. Tajpurians have been living in Jhapa and Morang in eastern districts of Nepal. Apart from Nepal, according to different societies, there is a place of ethnicity in the region of India, Bihar, West Bengal, Sikkim, Darjeeling, Tejpur and Mazuring etc.. Before Nepalese Nepalese people, there is found a place of inhabitants of Assam, from Asam and India's north hills in India to Ganganadi. In Tajipur, the Buddhists of Tajpuriya are said to be coaches as the children of the King of Kochi. According to different documents, the Tajpuras are the place of origin, Morang and Jhapa. It has been confirmed by the remains of archaeological statues, metal, scriptures, garbage, etc. related to those found in that area. Tajpurians have been living in this area since the nomination of the Nepal country. Therefore, the Tajpuris are tribal people of this place (Nepal). Where is the arrival of the low population of the Tajpuras? There is no concrete evidence that they have been living in this area since the time. SL Sharma said that the land of Viraat festival is a son of Tajpuria King Sussain in the book "Historical History of Nepal: Tajpuriya Samaj." King Shusen was the king of the third kingdom. The area was limited to Jhapa and surrounding. The capital of the third state is located in the Tapgaonchhi VDC of Jhapa district. Tajpuria has its own rites, culture, languages, furnishings, and customs systems. Their mother tongue is called Tajpuri. If their traditional dresses are women's petroleum, male and female are rumorous, cheating and embroidery. Tajpuria is a natural caste worshiping nature. They especially consider village gods. The worship of village and village is on the ground. Gram worship is done by groups and individuals, and there is a tendency to compensate for the family. These worships should also be compulsory in marriage and death rites. The god is worshiped as an avatar of Shiva. A Maharajathan has been built to worship village god in every Tajpuriya township. The place where the soil settlements are inevitably worshiped as worshipers. They celebrate celebrities like Sanga, Fuju, Ekadashi Shuttle. Tajpuria women do not snatch nose. So they do not wear jewelry on the nose. The Tajpuras live in slopes. They have established Tajpuria Samaj Welfare Council for 2053 years for conservation and promotion of their language, culture and rights. The organization is actively working in its work. According to the census of the year 2068, the population of the Talpurians has been 18,811.
