Are the aristocrats of Nepal rich?

Nepal's aristocracy is rich. Brahmins, or monks, were the first caste, with the highest social status, and were the ritual nobility, holding mainly divine power. The second caste was the Kshatriyas, including warriors, princes and nobles, who held military and political power. These two castes were in a dominant position. The third caste was the Vaishyas, which included merchants, farmers, and craftsmen, and was the lower middle class. The fourth caste was the Shudras, which included landless peasants, etc., and were of low status. Later on, thousands of sub-castes were derived from the various sexes. In addition to the four castes, there are people who are excluded from the castes and become untouchables or untouchables. They have the lowest social status and are the most discriminated against, and can only engage in the most menial occupations.