Lakhey story:


1. A lakhey fell in love with a beautiful Newari girl . Their secret rendezvous thrived under the moon but faced a challenge at sunrise. To protect their love, the Lakhey sought refuge in a tranquil pond and couldn't come back ever.
2. Lakheys would come every night and make loud noises, break into homes, scare children and cause a disturbance in the area.[1] Local resident Gaya Baje became annoyed by their acts, so he used his magical powers to control them and made them dig a pond at Pimbahal
3. According to another legend, Lakhey's wife had to travel far away to get water during wintertime because the taps would run dry.[1] There were no ponds in Lalitpur during that time and, not wanting to see his wife have to walk far, the demon built the Pimbahal Pond in one nigh
Have you heard this story? which version?
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