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- Maharaja Salbahan
- Raja Manesh, was only King of Punjab, and had Sialkote for his Capital.
- Raja Mun, was only King of Punjab, and had Sialkote for his Capital.
- Raja Jondar, was only King of Punjab, and had Sialkote for his Capital.
- Raja Ajaipal, was only King of Punjab, and had Sialkote for his Capital.
- Raja Jai Gopal, was only King of Punjab, and had Sialkote for his Capital.
- Raja Padam Ruth, was only King of Punjab, and had Sialkote for his Capital.
- Chaudhary Bhuttee
- Rajah Lakhan Pal, was King of the Punjab, and transferred his Capital to Lahore.
- Rajah Sohanda, was King of the Punjab, his Capital was Lahore.
- Rajah Sahunsar Pal, was King of the Punjab; his Capital was Lahore.
- Chaudhary Dhiri, remained at Bhutner as a Sirdar.
- Chaudhary Durs, remained at Bhutner as a Sirdar.
- Chaudhary Geega, remained at Bhutner, and lost much of his position.
- Chaudhary Shri Oughar, Chief of Vein Poin, migrated from Malwa and settled at Vein Poin(In Amritsar district) , appointed as Chaudhary by Imperial authorities, married and had issue.
- Chaudhary Shri Kirto/Kirat Singh, Chief of Vein Poin, married and had issue.
- Chaudhary Shri Viro/Vir Singh, Chief of Vein Poin, married and had issue.
- Chaudhary Shri Maujo, Chief of Vein Poin, married and had issue.
- Chaudhary Shri Khokhar, Chief of Vein Poin, married and had issue.
- Chaudhary Shri Dhretraj, Chief of Vein Poin, married and had issue.
- Chaudhary Shri Vega, Chief of Vein Poin, appointed Chaudhary by the Imperial authority, married and had issue.
- Chaudhary Shri Gaazi(see below)
- ???, married and had issue, Rajas of Ladwa.
- Chaudhary Shri Gaazi, Chief of Vein Poin, founded Raja Sansi and Gaazipur, married and had issue.
- Chaudhary Shri Aidul, jagirdar of Sukerchak, founded the village of Sukerchak and made it his headquarter,d. 1620,married and had issue.
- Chaudhary Shri Thakt Mal, jagirdar of Sukerchak, appointed by Emperor Aurangjeb as the Chaudhary of Yusafpur, was married had issues with two sons, he was died in 1653 :-
- Balu
- Bharra
- Chaudhary Shri Bharra, jagirdar of Sukerchak, he accepted the Sikh faith, died 1679, married and had issue.
- Chaudhary Budh Singh , Jagirdar Of Sukerchak , He accepted the Sikh Panth in the age of 9 Married and had issue.
- Sardar Naudh Singh (see below)
- Chanda Singh (see Raja Sansi)
- Chaudhary Budh Singh , Jagirdar Of Sukerchak , He accepted the Sikh Panth in the age of 9 Married and had issue.
- Sardar Naudh Singh Sahib, 1st Misldhar of the Sukerchakia misl 1748/1752, b. 1670, married (amongst others) in 1720, Sardarni Lali Kaur, daughter of Sardar Gulab Singh of Majithia, and had issue, four sons. He was killed in an attack on Bhatto village in 1752.
- Sardar Charat Singh (qv)
- Sardar Dall Singh, born 1724.
- Sardar Chet Singh [aka Jit Singh], born 1727.
- Sardar Mangat Singh [aka Nan Singh], born 1732, he died sp.
- Bibiji (name unknown) Kaur, married Sardar Dal Singh Kalianwala of Akalgarh (died 1823).
- Sardar Charat Singh Sahib, 2nd Misldhar of the Sukerchakia misl 1752/1774, born about 1721, he distinguished himself at an early age in campaigns against Ahmad Shah Abdali and split from the Singhpuria Misl to establish the Sukerchakia Misl in Gujranwala in 1752, he attacked and plundered Eminabad, then captured Wazirabad, and in 1761 at Sialkot put the Afghans there to
flight, he sacked Kassur in April 1763 and again engaged the Afghans at Sialkot in November 1763; married 1756, Sardarni Desan Kaur Gujranwala, died 1778, daughter of Sardar Amir Singh of Faizalpuria misl, and had issue. He was fatally wounded in a skirmish with the Bhangi misl in 1774 by the bursting of his own matchlock.
- Sardar Mahan Singh (qv)
- Sardar Suher Singh
- Bibiji Raj Kaur, married Sardar Sahib Singh Gujratia, and had issue.
- Bibiji (name unknown) Kaur, married Sardar Jodh Singh Kalalwala, and had issue.
- Bibiji Khem Kaur, married 1816, Maharaja Kharak Singh of Lahore.
- Bibiji (name unknown) Kaur, married Sardar Jodh Singh Kalalwala, and had issue.
- Bibiji (name unknown) Kaur, married Sardar Suhel Singh Bhangi, he died sp in 1781.
- Sardar Mahan Singh Sahib, 3rd Misldhar of the Sukerchakia misl 1774/1792, born 1759, he built a fortress which he named Garhi Mahan Singh within the walled town of Gujranwala and
increased the number of horsemen to 6,000, he then captured Rasulnagar from the Chatthas, and took Pindi Bhattian, Sahiwal, 'Isakhel and Jhang, in 1782, he sacked Jammu and came away with much booty, married 1stly, 1774, Sardarni Raj Kaur, a daughter of Raja Gajpat Singh of Jind, married 2ndly, Bibiji Mai Kaur, daughter of Jai Singh Mann of Mogalchak, and had issue. He died 1792.
- Maharaja Ranjit Singh (qv)
- Maharajadhiraja Shri RANJIT SINGH Bahadur, Sarkar-i-Wala, Sher-i-Punjab, Maharaja of Lahore 1801/1839 and Misldar of the Sukerchakia misl 1792/1801, born 13th November 1780 in Gujranwala, he assumed the title of Maharaja in April 1801, married 17 wives, and had issue. He died 27th June 1839 in Lahore.
- Maharajadhiraj Kharak Singh Bahadur(by Rani Raj Kaur)(qv)
- Kunwar Ishwar Singh (by Rani Mahtab Kaur), born 1804, died 1805.
- Maharaja Sher Singh (twin, by Rani Mahtab Kaur)(qv)
- Shahzada Tara Singh (twin, by Rani Mahtab Kaur), born in December 1807, he was an imbecile and was supported by his brother; in 1841, he went to his new jagir of Dasuya in Hoshiarpur, and his two wives came to Lahore and lived with Maharaja Sher Singh till his death; married 1stly, Rani Dharam Kaur Randhavi, died after 1889, daughter of Sardar Jodh Singh of Randhawa, married 2ndly, Rani Nand Kaur Bhitividwali, died 1843, daughter of Chanda Singh of Bhitivid, in Amritsar. He died sp in September 1859 at Dasuya in Hoshiarpur.
- Sardar Multana Singh (by Rani Ratan Kaur), born 1819, married Rani Chand Kaur, and had issue. He died 1848.
- Sardar Kishan Singh (by Chand Kaur), born 1840, he died after 1889.
- Sardar Kesra Singh (by Chand Kaur), born 1842, married and had issue. He died before 1890.
- Sardar Uttam Singh
- Sardar Arjan Singh (by Man Kaur, concubine), born 1840, he served as a munsif in Punjab for many years, married and had issue. He died 1881.
- Sardar Hari Siingh
- Sardar Kashmira Singh (by Rani Daya Kaur), born 1821, he and his brother, held the llaka of Sialkot, worth Rs. 50,000, in jagir; he took refuge with Baba Bir Singh, a famous Sikh Guru, when Raja Hira Singh became Minister, and he was killed with the Baba and Sardar Atar Singh Sindhanwalia by the Sikh army in July 1848, married and had issue. He died 7th May 1844 or in July 1848.
- Sardar Fateh Singh, born 1844, he rarely visited his estates and never took part in public affairs; married 1stly, Rani Lachman Kaur, daughter of Subedar Jawahir
Singh, of Lohian, Gajranwala, was the owner of half the assigned villages in Baraich married had issue with one son , he died in 1869 -
- Kunwar Pritvipal Singh, was born in 1875, was married to Rani Pritam Kaur, the daughter of Sardar Lal Singh Mann Of Moghalchak had issues with one daughter and five sons :-
- Bibiji Raminderpal Kaur (b.1900-d.1994) , was married to Sardar Devinder Singh Of, Sohana , near Ambala.
- Kunwar Raminder Pal Singh, was born in 1902, was married to daughter of Sardar Balwant Singh Of Nakai, was married had issues with two daughters :-
- Bibiji Gitinder Pal Kaur
- Bibiji Shivinder Pal Kaur, married to Shergill Jat Jagirdar Sardar Jasmer Singh Jaijee
- Kunwar Mohinder Pal Singh, was born in 1905,was married had issue's with one son and daughter :-
- Kunwar Dhurvinder Pal Singh
- Bibiji Pushpinder Pal Kaur, was married to Sardar Amarjit Singh Of Bhadaur
- Rajinder Pal Singh (d.1980), was died unmarried.
- Bibiji Rajinder Pal Kaur, was married to Sardar Jagjit Singh Sandhu Of Siranwali.
- Kunwar Bhupinder Pal Singh, was married had issue with one son :-
- Kunwar Maheshwar Pal Singh
- Kunwar Pritvipal Singh, was born in 1875, was married to Rani Pritam Kaur, the daughter of Sardar Lal Singh Mann Of Moghalchak had issues with one daughter and five sons :-
- Sardar Fateh Singh, born 1844, he rarely visited his estates and never took part in public affairs; married 1stly, Rani Lachman Kaur, daughter of Subedar Jawahir
Singh, of Lohian, Gajranwala, was the owner of half the assigned villages in Baraich married had issue with one son , he died in 1869 -
- Sardar Peshaura Singh (by Rani Daya Kaur), born 1823, he was murdered by Fateh Khan Tiwana and Sardar Chatar Singh Atariwala at Attock in August 1844 by the orders of Sardar Jawahir Singh, the Minister; married and had issue. He died 30th August 1845.
- Sardar Jagjodh Singh, born 1844, he and his cousin, were granted after annexation a joint jagir of Rs. 20,000 in Baraich, Oudh, now (1890) yielding Rs. 30,000 p.a., shortly after attaining his majority, he took up his residence
permanently in Baraich, where he managed his half of the original jagir; he was chiefly distinguished for his very high personal character and his liberal and catholic benevolence; during the great Bengal famine of 1874 he devoted the whole of the income from his private property and assigned estates to the relief of the sufferers; a staunch ally of Government, and on morre than one occasion,
he has given practical proof of his loyalty; he lived the life of a recluse, and rarely visited the Punjab, he was in receipt of a pension of Rs. 150 p.m., which was enjoyed by his mother until her death in 1872; married and had issues with two sons :-
- Kunwar Amar Singh, born 1876, was married had issue with one son :-
- Kunwar Gulzar Singh, was married had issues with two daughters and one son :-
- Rani Jagdish Kaur, (b.1916), was married to Kunwar Manjit Inder Singh Brar Of Faridkot, she was died in 1996.
- Bibiji Daljit Kaur (b.1918)
- Daljit Singh, was married into Kalsia State , she was died issuless.
- Kunwar Gulzar Singh, was married had issues with two daughters and one son :-
- Shahzada Autar Singh, of Bhunga, was done there education with Imperial Cadet Corps (ICC), Dehra Dun. He was received Delhi Durbar Medal (1911). He was died in June 1924.
- Kunwar Amar Singh, born 1876, was married had issue with one son :-
- Sardar Jagjodh Singh, born 1844, he and his cousin, were granted after annexation a joint jagir of Rs. 20,000 in Baraich, Oudh, now (1890) yielding Rs. 30,000 p.a., shortly after attaining his majority, he took up his residence
permanently in Baraich, where he managed his half of the original jagir; he was chiefly distinguished for his very high personal character and his liberal and catholic benevolence; during the great Bengal famine of 1874 he devoted the whole of the income from his private property and assigned estates to the relief of the sufferers; a staunch ally of Government, and on morre than one occasion,
he has given practical proof of his loyalty; he lived the life of a recluse, and rarely visited the Punjab, he was in receipt of a pension of Rs. 150 p.m., which was enjoyed by his mother until her death in 1872; married and had issues with two sons :-
- Kanwar Bhup Singh. Adopted by the Bhori Rani.
- Sardar Khan. Adopted by the Rani Gul Begum.
- HH Maharaja Duleep Singh (by Maharani Jindan Kaur)(qv)
- Maharajadhiraj Shri KHARAK SINGH Bahadur, Maharaja of Lahore 1839/1840, born 31st January 1802, married 1stly, February 1812, Maharani Chand Kaur (qv), married 2ndly, 1816, Maharani Bibi Khem Kaur
Dhillon, daughter of Sardar Jodh Singh Kalalwala, married 3rdly, 1818, Rani Kishan Kaur, daughter of Chaudhri Raja Singh of Samra, married 4thly (by chaddar-dalna), 1815, Rani Ishar Kaur, daughter (or sister) of Sardar Mangal Singh Sandhu of Siranwali, in Sialkot district of the
Punjab, committed sati on 5th November 1840, and had issue. He died 4th November 1840 and was cremated the next day.
- Maharajadhiraj Naunihal Singh Bahadur (by Chand Kaur)(qv)
- Maharajadhiraj Shri NAUNIHAL SINGH Bahadur, Maharaja of Lahore 1840 (4th to 5th November), born 9th March 1821, married 1stly, in March 1837, Maharani Sahib Kaur [Bibiji Nanaki], died November 1856, daughter of Sardar Shyam Singh Attariwala, married 2ndly, Rani Sahib Kaur, died 1841,
daughter of Sardar Gurditt Singh Gilwaliwala, married 3rdly, Rani Bhadauran, committed sati in November 1840, daughter of Sardar Jawahar Singh of Bhadaur, married 4thly, Rani Katochan, committed sati in November 1840, daughter of Mian Rai Singh, illegitimate son of Mian Fateh Singh of Lambagraon. He died sp on 5th November 1840.
- Maharajkumar (name unknown) Singh, born in July 1841.
- Maharani Shri Chand Kaur, Maharani of Lahore 1840/1841, born 1802 in Fatehpur, daughter of Sardar Jaimal Singh of the Kanhaiya misl, proclaimed the Maharani of the Punjab, with the title of Malika Muqaddasa (Emperess Immaculate) on 2nd December 1840, she relinquished her claim to the throne on 17th January 1841 and was pensioned off with a jagir worth 900,000 rupees annually, married February 1812, Maharaja Kharak Singh, and had issue. She died 12th June 1842 and was cremated the next day.
- Maharajadhiraj Shri SHER SINGH Bahadur, Maharaja of Lahore 1841/1843, born December 1807, ascended the throne on 29th January 1841, with the tilak ceremony being performed a week later, married 1stly, 1819, Rani Desa Kaur, she died sp in 1821, daughter of Sardar Mohar Singh Nakai, married 2ndly, 1822, Maharani Prem Kaur, born 1809, died 1874, daughter of Hari Singh, a Waraich Jat,
Lambardar of Ladhewala in the Gajranwala district, she received an annual pension of Rs7,200 after 1843, she adopted a son, Narain Singh, son of Attar Singh, of Bhano Bhindi, in the Sialkot district, married 3rdly, 1825, Maharani Pratap Kaur, died 23rd August 1857, daughter of Sardar Jagat Singh, Chaudhri of Kot Kapura, she adopted Thakar Singh in 1847, he was the son of her cousin, Sardar Gaja Singh, married 4thly, July 1842, Rani Dakno Devi, daughter of a Chang
Zamindar of Jhujian, near Lambagraon, in Kangra, she and her son accompanied Maharaja Duleep Singh to Fatehgarh in November 1849, and afterwards lived at Bareily in the North-West Provinces, she died at Rai Bareilly as prisoner of the British, married (a) 1841, Rani Dharam Kaur Randhavi, died after 1889, daughter of Sardar Jodh Singh of Randhawa, and wife of his 'twin' brother, married (b) 1841, Rani Nand Kaur Bhitividwali, died 1843, daughter of Chanda Singh of Bhitivid, in Amritsar, and also wife of his 'twin' brother, married (c), Rani Zebo Kaur, died 1864, and had issue. He was assasinated on 15th September 1843
- Tikka Pratap Singh (by Prem Kaur), born 1831, he was brutally murdered by Sardar Lehna Singh Sandhanwalia on the 15th September 1843.
- Sardar Dewa Singh (by Chand Kaur), born 1838, he was in receipt of an annual pension of Rs7,200. He died 1874.
- Shahzada Bahadur Shah Dev Singh (by Rani Dakno Devi), born 1843 [1844], in 1864, he was granted a property of eight villages and two mahals in pargana Rae Bareli, and three villages and one mahal in Dalmau pargana, on a revenue-free tenure, he further acquired three villages in Kumhrawan, and one village and two mahals in Rae Bareli, and
increased still further by the addition of three mahals and four pattis in Rae Bareli and one mahal in Dalmau, the whole estate is known as the Taluq of Pandriganeshpur; married in April 1860, a daughter of Sardar Fateh Singh, Jagirdar of Suga (see Shamgarh), and had issue. He died at Rae Bareli as a prisoner of the British before 1904.
- Kunwar Sukh Dev Singh
- Shahzada Bas Dev Singh [Basudeo Singh], Taluqdar of Pandriganeshpur, Baenti, Gokalpur etc., after his death the estate was inherited by his nephew, the Maharaja of Dholpur. He died after 1903 and before 1930.
- HH Maharani Harbans Kaur, married Maj. HH Rais ud-Daulah Sipahdar ul-Mulk Maharajadhiraj Sri Sawai Maharaja Rana Nihal Singh Lokindra Bahadur Diler Jung Jai Deo of Dholpur, and had issue.
- Lt.-Col. HH Rais ud-Daulah Sipahdar ul-Mulk Saramad Rajha-i-Hind Maharajadhiraj Sri Sawai Maharaja Rana Sir Udaibhan Singh Lokindra Bahadur Diler Jung Jai Deo of Dholpur.
- Kunwar Kour Karam Singh, Jagirdar Of Mukerian, was born in 1838, he was adopted by Rani Dharm Kaur Of Lahore (also known as Rani Randhawi's) , she was the first wife of Shahzada Tara Singh , was married to Rani Sohan Kaur second with Rani Kishen Kaur and both the Ranis were granted pensions by the British, During the summer month's , Kunwar Kour Karam Singh along with his family, often shayed at Dasuya Fort, had issues with two sons and two daughter's , He died in 1896 :-
- Kunwar Raghbir Singh, (b.1870), was married had issues with two sons, he died in 1934 :-
- Kunwar Balwant Singh (b.1895-d.1977), was married had issues with two sons :-
- Kunwar Ajaypal Singh (b.1991)
- Kunwar Sarpreet Singh
- Meetpal Singh (b.1956)
- Kunwar Balwant Singh (b.1895-d.1977), was married had issues with two sons :-
- Udham Singh (b.1891-d.1911)
- Rajkumari Parsin Kaur, married to Sidhu Jat Jagirdar Sardar Autar Singh Of Bhadaur
- Rajkumari Pritam Kaur, married to Virk Jat Jagirdar Sardar Davinder Singh Virk Of Ghanauli
- Kunwar Raghbir Singh, (b.1870), was married had issues with two sons, he died in 1934 :-
- Kunwar Rachhpal Singh (b.1883), was married had issues with two sons , he died in 1946:-
- Kunwar Jagwant Singh, was born in 1914, was married had issues with one daughter and son :-
- Rajkumari Kamalinderjit Kaur, was married to Liet. Colonel Surjit Singh Dhillon
- Liet. Colonel Kunwar Iqbal Inder Singh, was married had issues with four sons and three daughter :-
- Kunwar Harkirat Singh
- Kunwar Ravkirat Singh
- Rajkumari Hartashika Kaur
- Kunwar Harinderjit Singh, was married had issues with three childrens :-
- Rajkumari Jasleen Kaur
- Rajkumari Harkiran Kaur
- Kunwar Chiranjeev Singh
- Liet. Colonel Kunwar Dalinderjit Singh, was served in the Indian Army till 1965. He later retired as Lieutenant Colonel, and settled in Patiala. In 1970, he was Commissioned in the Indian Air Force, as a fighter pilot, and fought in the liberation of Bangladesh the following year. Accordingly, he was awarded the Ati Vishisht Sewa Medal (AVSM) in 2000 and the Param Vishisht Sewa Medal in 2008 by the President of India. He retired on September 30, 2009. He is married to Sardarni Inderpreet Kaur, daughter of Sardar Ajaib Singh Machhaki, had issues with two daughters , These days he is primarily preoccupied with managing his agricultural farms in Uttarakhand.
- Rajkumari Puneet Kaur, a Commercial Pilot and Jaineet Kaur a Corporate Lawyer.
- Rajkumari Jaineet Kaur
- Rajkumari Bharvinder Pal Kaur (deceased)
- Kunwar Nripinder Pal Singh, was died issueless
- Rajkumari Opinder Pal Kaur (deceased)
- Rajkumari Vishvinder Pal Kaur
- Liet Colonel Kunwar Joginder Singh, was born in 1918,was served in the Indian Army, and retired as a "Lieutenant Colonel". then he settled down at his agricultural farm in the terai region of Uttar Pradesh, he was married twice , had issues with two sons from first wife and four childrens from second wife , he died in 1994 :-
- Kunwar Karan Vir Singh, (from 1st wife) , was born in 1938, was served in indian army from 1962 to 1995, and retired "Lieutenant Colonel" from the Regiment of Artillery and settled down in Zirakpur (town in Mohali, Punjab) ,He was awarded " Mention-in-Dispatches" for his work in the Kargil Operations and is presently settled in New Zealand was married had issues with two sons :-
- Kunwar Beant Vir Singh
- Kunwar Jaskarn Vir Singh
- Kunwar Harinder Vir Singh (from 1st wife)
- Rajkumari Jyotiinder Kaur
- Rajkumari Malvinder Kaur
- Rajkumari Rubinder Kaur
- Colonel Kunwar Jagamohanjit Singh
- Kunwar Karan Vir Singh, (from 1st wife) , was born in 1938, was served in indian army from 1962 to 1995, and retired "Lieutenant Colonel" from the Regiment of Artillery and settled down in Zirakpur (town in Mohali, Punjab) ,He was awarded " Mention-in-Dispatches" for his work in the Kargil Operations and is presently settled in New Zealand was married had issues with two sons :-
- Kunwar Jagwant Singh, was born in 1914, was married had issues with one daughter and son :-
- Sardar Bakshish Singh, he was adopted by Rani Zebo Kaur, they both enjoyed a jagir of Rs10,000 in Khanwan and other villages of Gurdaspur previous to the British annexation in 1849 when the grant was reduced to one of Rs. 5,916 per annum. On the death of Rani Zebo in 1864 the allowance was further reduced to Rs. 1,968, which Sardar Bakhshish Singh he enjoyed till his death.
- Sardar Narain Singh, he was adopted by Rani Prem Kaur, a Munsif in the Panjab, in receipt of a political pension of Rs. 2,400 per annum; married and had issue.
- Kunwar Harnam Singh, born 1878.
- Kunwar Attar Singh, born 1879.
- Kunwar Kishan Singh, was married to Kunwarrani Kartar Kaur Sahiba, had issues with two sons and daughter :-
- Brigadier Kunwar Gajinder Singh , was born in 1908, was done there education from Aitchison College, Lahore.and was an accomplished cricketer and sportsmen, after leaving college, he attended the Prince Of Wales Royal Indian Military College (now Rashtriya Indian Military College) in Dehradun. And later joined the Indian army.he was commissioned into the Indian Army in 1936, and served with the 2nd Battalion Argyll & Southern Highlanders. Thereafter, he served in Thailand with the First Battalion of the 14th Punjab Regiment known as the 'Sherdils'. As a young officer, he served in various operational roles in the volatile region of the NorthWest Frontier Province, now in Pakistan.In March 1938, as a Lieutenant, armed only with a pistol, he single-handedly fought of Pathan tribesmen who had indulged in open looting and attacked female passengers in civilian buses in the North. West Frontier Province. General Sir John Coleridge (1878-1951), the General Officer Commanding (GOC) of Northern Command in India had officially commended him for his heroic actions. He was transferred to the 9th Battalion of the 9th Jat Regiment, and served in Malaya (Malaysia) during the Second World War. He was promoted to the rank of Major in 1944, and was the officiating Commandant of the battalion. He attended staff College at Quetta (Pakistan and later became the first Indian commandant of the Jat Regimental Centre at Barely, In 1959, he was transferred to the Ordnance Branch and served as Brigadier in all three (then existing) commands of the Indian Army, was retired after a distinguished service from the army in 1960, later becoming the director of NCC, Punjab, and then he settled in Chandigarh. He was married to Kunwarrani Sawinder Kaur, the daughter of Sardar Bahadur Captain Hira Singh, OBI (Sikh Regiment) who was the elder cousin brother of Sardar Sewa Singh Thikriwala, had issues had issues with five daughters, He died after a brief illness in 1991 :-
- Bibiji Kanwarjit Kaur, is married to Sidhu Jat Jagirdar Sardar Ganga Deepinder Singh Phoolka Of Bhadaur
- Bibiji Amarjit Kaur, is married to Liet. Colonel Surjit Singh Padda ( Rajput Regiment)
- Bibiji Paramjit Kaur, is married to Sidhu Jat Jagirdar Brigadier Sardar Karampal Singh Sidhu (62 Cavalry) of Chak Sherwala
- Bibiji Inderjit Kaur (d.1962)
- Bibiji Jasjit Kaur, (d.1987), was married to Shergill Jat Jagirdar Sardar Girijit Singh Majithia
- Bibiji Mohinder Kaur, was married to Sandhu Jat Jagirdar Colonel Sardar Gurpuran Singh Of Thethar
- Captain Kunwar Kashmira Singh, was married had issue with one son :-
- Kunwar Kunwarjit Singh
- Brigadier Kunwar Gajinder Singh , was born in 1908, was done there education from Aitchison College, Lahore.and was an accomplished cricketer and sportsmen, after leaving college, he attended the Prince Of Wales Royal Indian Military College (now Rashtriya Indian Military College) in Dehradun. And later joined the Indian army.he was commissioned into the Indian Army in 1936, and served with the 2nd Battalion Argyll & Southern Highlanders. Thereafter, he served in Thailand with the First Battalion of the 14th Punjab Regiment known as the 'Sherdils'. As a young officer, he served in various operational roles in the volatile region of the NorthWest Frontier Province, now in Pakistan.In March 1938, as a Lieutenant, armed only with a pistol, he single-handedly fought of Pathan tribesmen who had indulged in open looting and attacked female passengers in civilian buses in the North. West Frontier Province. General Sir John Coleridge (1878-1951), the General Officer Commanding (GOC) of Northern Command in India had officially commended him for his heroic actions. He was transferred to the 9th Battalion of the 9th Jat Regiment, and served in Malaya (Malaysia) during the Second World War. He was promoted to the rank of Major in 1944, and was the officiating Commandant of the battalion. He attended staff College at Quetta (Pakistan and later became the first Indian commandant of the Jat Regimental Centre at Barely, In 1959, he was transferred to the Ordnance Branch and served as Brigadier in all three (then existing) commands of the Indian Army, was retired after a distinguished service from the army in 1960, later becoming the director of NCC, Punjab, and then he settled in Chandigarh. He was married to Kunwarrani Sawinder Kaur, the daughter of Sardar Bahadur Captain Hira Singh, OBI (Sikh Regiment) who was the elder cousin brother of Sardar Sewa Singh Thikriwala, had issues had issues with five daughters, He died after a brief illness in 1991 :-
- Sardar Thakur Singh, born 1847, son of Sardar Raja Singh of Kot Kapura, he was adopted by Rani Pratap Kaur in 1847, and on her death he was granted a pension of Rs. 1,800 per annum, which he enjoyed till his death, he served for some years as a Munsif, and afterwards he lived with his brother-in-law the Raja of Faridkot.
- Maharajadhiraj Shri DULEEP SINGH Bahadur GCSI, Maharaja of Lahore [15.9.1843- [29.3.1849] and Head of the Royal Family of Lahore [29.3.1849] - [23.10.1893], born 5th September 1838, married 1stly, 6th
July 1864 in Cairo, HH Maharani Bamba Müller, born 1847, died 18th September 1887 in Suffolk, married 2ndly, May 1889 in Paris, Ada Douglas Wetherill, born 1867, died August 1930, and had issue. He died 23rd October 1893 in Paris.
- HH Maharaja Victor Albert Jay Duleep Singh (qv)
- HH Maharaja Frederick Victor Duleep Singh (qv)
- Princess Bamba Sofia Jindan Duleep Singh, born 29th September 1869 in London, married Dr. Sutherland. She died sp on 3rd October 1957 in Lahore.
- Princess Catherine Hilda Duleep Singh, born 27th October 1871, died sp in 1947.
- Princess Sophia Alexandra Duleep Singh, born 8th August 1876, died sp on 22nd August 1948.
- Prince Albert Edward Alexander Dhuleep Singh, born 20th August 1879 in Suffolk, died 22nd April 1893 in Suffolk.
- Princess Paulina Alexandra Duleep Singh, born 26th December 1887, married J.S. Torry. She died sp.
- Princess Ada Irene Helen Beryl Duleep Singh, born 25th October 1889, married M.Villement. She died sp in October 1926 in Monaco.
- HH Maharaja SIR VICTOR ALBERT JAY DULEEP SINGH, 'Maharaja of Lahore' 1893/1918, born 10th July 1866 in London, married 4th January 1898, Lady Anne Blanche Coventry, born 27th January 1874, died sp on 2nd July 1956, daughter of Lord George William Coventry, 9th Earl of Coventry, and his wife, Lady Blanche Craven. He died sp on 7th June 1918.
- HH Maharaja SIR FREDERICK VICTOR DULEEP SINGH, 'Maharaja of Lahore' 1918/1926, born
28th January 1868 in London, he died unmarried spl on 15th August 1926 in Norfolk.
- Chales Goddard (by a Miss Godard), born 1888, married Ada Stevens, and had issue.
- Stanley Goddard, born 1914, married Olwen Roberts, and had issue.
- Robert Godard, born 1944, married and has issue.
- Stanley Goddard, born 1914, married Olwen Roberts, and had issue.
- Chales Goddard (by a Miss Godard), born 1888, married Ada Stevens, and had issue.
Reference:-
- Pedigree table prepared by Maharaja Duleep Singh Sandhanwalia , displayed at Sikh Gallery Musemu, Lahore Fort, Pakistan.
- Shizra Nisab, 1852-1853 , from the Government Revenue Record, Village Rajasansi, Tehsil Ajnala, District Amritsar.
- The Punjab Chief's -1865, by Lepel .H.Griffin, Published In Lahore.
- Shizra Nisab 1938-1939, Government Revenue Record , Village Raja Sansi, Amritsar
