Sai Princess Sheitamala, niece of Garibniwaz, later the Queen of Burma Princess Haripriya, daughter of Garibniwaz, later the Queen of Cachar Members of the House of Nara Singh King Badra Singh (r. 1824-1825), also known as Meetingu Nongpok Wairang Pamheiba, Maharaja Khaba, son of Ngaobram Bir Sai King Yadu Singh (r. 1823), son of King Badra Singh King Ragav Singh (r. 1823-1824), Son of King Yadu Singh King Nara Singh (r. 1844-1850) also known as Chingthanglen Pamheiba, Meetingu Lairen Nongdren Sendreng Manik Khomba, son of King Badra Singh. Crown Prince Bubonsana, also known as Bogendra, son of King Nara Singh Prince Barachaoba, the Yaiskullakpa (He rose in rebellion against Maharaja Surchandra. He was captured and exiled to Hazaribad.), son of King Nara Singh Prince Angou, the Senapati (He rose in rebellion against Maharaja Chandrakirti in 1851. He was defeated and fled to Cachar.), son of King Nara Singh Prince Haojao, the Khurailakpa, son of Nara Singh Prince Puskar Sana, the Mantri (after the Anglo-British War he was recommended as the new king of Manipur under the British rule. He declined it and recommended his elder brother's youngest grandon son Churchand as the king of Manipur.), son of King Nara Singh Prince Udendra also known as Sana Uriba, son of King Nara Singh Prince Megazing, son of King Nara Singh Prince Theba, son of King Nara Singh Prince Bekendra, the Sangol Senba Hanjaba Prince Keipha Sana or Keifa Singh, son of King Nara Singh (Keifa Singh introduced the modern polo game to the British in his exile to Hazaribad in 1862). Princess Konusana, daughter of King Nara Singh Princess Chaobiton, daughter of King Nara Singh Princess Sana Pukhrambi Princess Yumsangbi, daughter of King Nara Singh Princess Thokchom Ongbi, daughter of King Nara Singh Princess Nongthonbi Sana, daughter of King Nara Singh Princess Chaonu Sana, daughter of King Nara Singh King Devendra Sing (r. 1850), also known as Maharaj Dhaka Taba, son of King Badra Singh Princess Dhaka Rani, daughter of King Devendra Singh, later the Queen of Tripura Prince Thangkok Sana, son of King Devendra Singh (he was exiled for taking part in the uprising of 1904. He later became a Member of Darbar) Prince Dumbra Singh, also known as Chaobiyaima, son of Bogendra Dumbra Singh, son of Chaobiyaima and elder brother of King Churchand ( He was given the title of "Raja" by the British Govt. for his service to