the state) Maharaja Sir Chura Chand Singh (r. 1891-1941) (He died at Nabadwip, West Bengal), son of Chaobiyaima Prince Priya Brata Singh, the first and last Chief Minister of independent Manipur, son of Maharaja Chura Chand Singh. Princess Tamphasana, daughter of Maharaja Chura Chand Singh Princess Tombisana, daughter of Maharaja Chura Chand Singh Prince Jai Singh Prince Khedasana, son of Maharaja Chura Chand Singh Prince Maipaksana, son of Prince Sanahal, also known as Aminsana Princess Sanatombi, daughter of Maharaja Chura Chand Singh Princess Binodini, popularly known as M. K. Binodini Devi, daughter of Maharaja Chura Chand Singh. She was a novelist, short stories writer, film maker and social activist. Maharaja Bodh Chandra (r. 1941-1955), son of Maharaja Chura Chand Singh Princess Tamphasana Maharaja Okendra Singh, son of Maharaja Bodh Chandra Members of the House of Karta Maharaja Bhayachandra, popularly known as Chingthang Khomba (r. 1759-1762, 1763-1798), son of Shyam Sai King Labyanachandra (r. 1798-1801), son of Bhayachandra King Madhuchandra (r. 1801-1803), son of Bhayachandra King Chourjit (r. 1803-1813) (He died at Nabadwip, West Bengal), son of Bhayachandra Prince Sana Chahi Ahum (popularly known as Rajkumar Norendra Singh, son of Maharaja Chourjit. He raised banner of rebellion against the British in North East India in 1857). King Marjit (r. 1813-1819), son of Bhayachandra Prince Herachandra, popularly known as Daku Ningthou, son of King Labyanachandra (He was the first leader who mobilized the Meiteis against the Burmese occupation forces in 1819-1821) King Yumjaotaba, also known as Pitamber (r. 1821-1822),son of King Madhuchandra King Gambhir Singh (He, accompanied by his second cousin Nara Singh drove out the Burmese occupation forces beyond Chinwin River in 1825. By the Treaty of Yandaboo he was declared as the independent ruler of Manipur, 1826-1834), son of Bhayachandra Princess Kuranganayani, daughter of Bhayachandra, later the Queen of Assam. Princess Tamphasana (Chingakham Ongbi) (today's Moirangkhom market was the dowry of the princess) King Chandra Kirti (r. 1834-1844, 1850-1886), son of Gambhir Singh Princess Phandengsana (she was a daughter of King Chandra Kirti. She lived at Thangmeiband and later at Nabadwip, Nadia, West Bengal) King Surchandra (r. 1886-1890) (He died in Calcutta), son of Chandra Kirti Prince Lukhoisana, the son of King Surchandra (He died young after the Anglo Manipur War). Rajkumari Sanatombi, daughter of King Surchandra (She became the second wife of Major Maxwell, British political Agent in Manipur and the Regent to the young Raja Churchand. she was