After suffering heavy casualties in the invasion of Nepal, the British East India Company signed a hasty peace deal in 1815, which also allowed it to recruit from the ranks of the former enemy. Gurkhas have been integral part of the British Army for almost 200 years. Gurkhas(Nepalese) are well known for their bravery since longtime. The Nepalese, better known as the Gurkhas has been a trademark of excellence for their loyalty and supreme reliability as guardians and protectors all around the world. “Better to die than be a coward” is the motto of the world-famous Nepalese Gurkha soldiers. These statements proves how brave and generous are the Gurkhas really are. This is what a Gurkha is, never backing up, never giving up, always brave, always kind, always “The Bahadur”, ‘Bahadur” a weighty Nepali word meaning “Brave” is popularly used to describe them. These days most of Nepalese are called as Gurkhas. They are mo recognized in the whole world for their utmost bravery. They are well-recognized with their master weapon, Khukuri.