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the wiki article and english sources online are notoriously wrong and limited in their information regarding the war. Nepali books like the Sanghamsubba Yuddha or english books like Anglo-Nepal War: A Military Review Premasiṃha Basnyāta, The Gurkha War: The Anglo-Nepalese Conflict in North East...

the 'overrunning' was a small raid out of control actually. The Gurkhas sent around 2000 troops as a raid into the EIC's territories in the region as the Mughals during this time were virtual British vassals. They found the city's defenses to be weak, and then plundered the city, sat there for...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Third_Nepal-Tibet_War#/media/File:Greater_Nepal_(with_Nepalese_Tibetan_war_expansions).png this is for nepal at least. the lines show occupied territories at one point.

Nepal controlled the northern gangetic valley in 1814 in the west along with most of Bihar. They didn't need to project power when they were already there. Ah not exactly. The Marathas told Nepal otl that they would join the war if the Sikhs joined in. Which if they do, then the three major...

a division of the western gangetic plain between nepal and punjab, a royal marriage with one another, and i believe something akin to a non-aggression pact. The Marathas told Nepal otl that they would join the war if the Sikhs joined in, so 50/50 really.

What if Nepal won the Anglo-Nepalese War of 1814-16 and the Sikhs honor their alliance with Nepal? The British would be confined to the Bengal Region only, and the history of India would have been so different that this is a criminally underrated PoD.