COOCH BEHAR

The Narayan Dynasty

GENEALOGY

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1765-1770 and 1775-1783 Sri Sri Maharaj Dhairyendra Narayan Bhup Bahadur [Pugla Raja], Raja of Cooch Behar, second son of Sri Sri Rajkumar Kharga Narayan, sometime Diwan Deo, by his wife, Isharani Satyabhama Aye Devati, educ. privately. Raised to the gadi after the assassination of his cousin, 1765. Defeated by the Deb Raja of Bhutan in 1770, and carried off as a prisoner to Punakh, in Bhutan. Succeed for a second time, following the death of his only son, 1775. Granted a sanad by the Governor-General of Bengal recognising him as successor to the zamindari of Chaklajat and Sarkar of Cooch Behar, 13th February 1776). However, he refused to take part in the administration or in any important affairs of state, spending much of his time on religious duties and on pilgrimage to various parts of India. m. (first) at the Royal alace (Rajbari), Behar, 1767, Maharani Sri Sri Kamateshwari Aye Devati, who assumed the regency for her stepson on the death of her husband in 1783, but was replaced by the Nazir Deo by the British authorities in 1785, restored as regent in 1788, a sister of a sister of Rupchandra, Bara Kait Karzi. m. (second) at the Royal alace (Rajbari), Behar, 1767, Sri Maharani Bhubaneshwari Aye Devati. m. (third) at the Royal Palace, Behar, 1767, Maharani Sri Sri ... Aye Devati. m. (fourth) at the Royal Palace, Behar, 1767, Maharani Sri Sri ... Aye Devati. m. (fifth) at the Royal alace (Rajbari), Behar, 1767, Maharani Sri Sri ... Aye Devati. m. (sixth) at the Royal Palace, Behar, 1767, Maharani Sri Sri ... Aye Devati. m. (seventh) Maharani Sri Sri ... Aye Devati. m. (eighth) Maharani Sri Sri ... Aye Devati. m. (ninth) Maharani Sri Sri ... Aye Devati. m. (tenth) Maharani Sri Sri ... Aye Devati. m. (eleventh) Maharani Sri Sri ... Aye Devati. He d. from dysentery, at the Royal Palace (Rajbari), Behar, 1st December 1783 (eleven widows ascending the funeral pyre, three days after his death), having had issue, two sons and several daughters, including:
Maharaj Dhairyendra Narayan, also had several natural sons by a Bhutiya woman, while he was in captivity in Bhutan, including:
  • 3) Choul Kunwar [Chhota Sahib]. He d. before 1837, having had issue, two sons (both supported by the taluks of Kakapari, Aticabari, Duraye, Snorye, etc).
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1783 - 1840 Sri Sri Maharaj Harendra Narayan Bhup Bahadur, Raja of Cooch Behar. b. at the Royal Palace (Rajbari), Behar, before 12th March 1780, younger son of Sri Sriman Maharaja Dhairyendra Narayan Bhup Bahadur, Raja of Cooch Behar, educ. privately. Appointed as Heir Apparent by his father, 29th November 1783. Succeeded on the death of his father, 1st December 1783. Installed on the gadi after a considerable delay, owing to the Khagendra Narayan Nazir Deo’s intention of raising his own son onto the throne. Reigned under a regency headed by his step-mother, the Rajamma, and Guru Deo Sarbanand, until arrested and imprisoned by him. He was eventually freed after the British sent in two companies of troops, removed the Nazir Deo, and appointed a Commission of Administration, April 1784. Granted a sanad for the Chaklajat zamindari 1784. Came of age and assumed full ruling powers in 1801. Carefully educated by private tutors supervised by Henry Douglas, he was the first of his line to receive a modern education. Learned in Sanskrit, Bengali and Persian, poet, artist, musician and author of several tomes, including “Brihatdharma Puran”, “Upakatha” (1803), “Skandha Puran”, “Rajputra Upakhan”, “Krishna Yogsar”, “Ramayan Sundar Kanda” and “Mahabharat Oishik Parba”. He was also a keen sportsman, wrestler, archer and hunter of game. m. (first) 1793, a daughter of Jadu Nath Ishore. m. (second) 1793, Maharani Sri Sri Bhuban Mohini Deo Aye Devati, a daughter of Padma Nath Karji. m. (third) 1797, Maharani Sri Sri Bara Madhyana Aye Devati (d. at the Royal Palace (Rajbari), Old Behar, before 12th April 1832), a granddaughter of Sri Sri Raja Darpa Deb Raikat, Raja of Baikunthapur. m. (fourth) 1797, Maharani Sri Sri ... Deo Aye Devati, a niece of Bijoyishwar Karzi. m. (fifth) at the Royal Palace (Rajbari), Behar, before 14th December 1800, Maharani Sri Sri Chhota Madhyana Aye Devati (d. at the Royal Palace (Rajbari), Old Behar, before 12th April 1832), another granddaughter Sri Sri Raja Darpa Deb Raikat, Raja of Baikunthapur. m. (sixth) at the Royal Palace (Rajbari), Behar, before 14th December 1800, Maharani Sri Sri ... Aye Devati, niece of the Bijaipur Karzi. m. (seventh) before 13th April 1806 , ... Aye Devati, of Boda. m. (eighth) before 13th April 1806 , ... Aye Devati, of Sital Khuchi. m. (ninth) before 13th March 1813,Sri Srimathi Bara Maharani, daughter of the Raja of Bootan, in Nepal. m. (tenth) at Dhaliyabari Palace, Ratnapet, Cooch Behar, before 12th April 1824, a Gujarati lady. m. (ninth) ca. 1814, Maharani Sri Sri Gouri Priya Aye [Assami Aye] (d. at Benares, November 1893), sister of Sri Sri Swargadeva Sri Raja Purendrasimha Narendra (Purandar Singh Narendra), Raja of Assam, and daughter of Ugranath Singh, Brajanath Gohain, Charing Raja, of Assam. m. (1) Srimathi Dewrir Beti Aye. m. (2) Srimathi Nageshwari Aye. m. (3) Srimathi Durgeshwari Aye [Dayali Aye] (d. shortly after 22nd April 1866). He d. at Cooch Behar Palace, Benares, 29th March 1840 (crem. at Manikarnika Ghat), having had issue, seven sons and several daughters, including
  • 1) Sri Sri Maharaj Shivendra Narayan Bhup Bahadur, Raja of Cooch Behar - see below.
  • 2) Sri Sri Rajkumar Meghendra Narayan [Tepur Singh]. b. at the Royal Palace, Cooch-Behar, November 1796, a few days after his elder half-brother, educ. privately. He d. before 1837, hving had issue, four sons:
    • a) Kumar Sri Govinda Narayan. He had issue, one son:
      • i) Kumar Sri Gajendra Narayan. Became insane. Copyright© Christopher Buyers
    • b) Kumar Sri Nagendra Narayan. He had issue, two sons:
      • i) Kumar Sri Kshitindra Narayan (Jnr). He had issue, one son:
        • (1) Kumar Sri Kamalendra Narayan.
      • ii) Kumar Sri Nalindra Narayan.
    • c) Kumar Sri Lakshmindra Narayan. He had issue, two sons:
      • i) Kumar Sri Kshitindra Narayan (Snr) [Kachwa Kshitindra], educ. at the Ward’s Institution, Benares.
      • ii) Kumar Sri Gajendra Narayan (Jnr), educ. Patna Coll, Patna, Bihar, Univ of Calcutta (BA), Calcutta, Bengal, and the Royal Agricultural Coll (dipl), Cirencenter, Gloucestershire. MRAC. Supt of Agriculture and Forests 1882-1893, Supernumarary Assist Supt of Police Bengal 1893-1895, Supt of Police Cooch Behar 1895-1916, MSC 1916-1920 and 1925, Additional MLC 1920-1924, Mbr Regency Council 1925-1930. Joint Sec Cooch Behar Theosophical Soc 1890. Mbr National Indian Assoc (UK). m. Srimathi Subhadra Devi Ishorani (d. 1929). He d. at Cooch Behar, 8th November 1930.
    • d) Kumar Sri Bhahendra Narayan. He had issue, one son:
      • i) Kumar Sri Gajendra Narayan (Snr). b. at Patakura, Cooch Behar, 24th August 1856, educ. Patna Coll, Patna, Bihar, Univ of Calcutta (BA), Calcutta, Bengal, and Middle Temple, London. Barr-at-Law 1881, enrolled High Court of Calcutta 1881, Hon Magistrate 1st class Debeegunge 1889, Assist Civil Judge Cooch Behar, Additional MSC 1888-1916, Mgr Chaklajat estates 1889-1895, MLC representing Rajguns 1906-1916. Sec Cooch Behar Brahmo Mandir Trust 1886-1919. Acharya Nababidhan Brahma Samaj in Cooch Behar 1888. Principal Mbr ‘Band of Hope’ Soc. Mbr Brahmo Tract Soc. m. at Calcutta, Bengal, 13th August 1881, Srimathi Sabitri Devi Ishorani, author of “Swargiya Kumar Gajendranarayana” (1928), “Punya Smriti” (1964), “Sivanath” (1966), etc, second daughter of Brahmananda Babu Keshab Chandra Sen, of Garifa, Bengal, sometime Presdt Indian Reform Assoc, by his wife, Baburain Srimathi Jaganmohini Devi, daughter of Babu Chandra Kanta Mozoomdar, of Bali, Bengal. He d. at Ballygunge, Calcutta, Bengal, 1919, having had issue, four sons and two daughters:
        • (1) Kumar Sri Kamalendra Narayan.
        • (2) Kumar Sri Bikashendra Narayan. Sec to the Consul-Gen for Japan in Calcutta. m. Srimathi Lilamoi Ishorani, second daughter of Rajkumar Das, by his wife, Srimathi Indumoti Das, eldest daughter of Banga Chandra Roy. He had issue, two sons and two daughters:
          • (a) Captain Kumar Sri Purnendu Narayan. b. at Ballygunge, Calcutta, 7th December 1920. Dismissed from the Cooch Behar State Forces for his involvement in attacking a student hostel in the 1940s. m. Srimathi Sumitra Ishorani, née Benegal. He had issue, a son and a daughter:
            • (i) Kumar Sri Sanjoy Narayan. m. Srimathi Shobhana Ishorani.
            • (i) Sevant. m. Abbas Mamood.
          • (b) Kumar Sri Alokendra Narayan. Employed with Mitsubishi. m. Srimathi Roma Ishorani, née Dutt.
          • (a) Suchitra. m. Deb Kamal Roy. She had issue, two sons and one daughter.
          • (b) Debaki. m. Riren Sen. She had issue, one daughter.
        • (3) Kumar Sri Kanakendra Narayan. Actor and music teacher. Settled at Kurseong.
        • (4) Kumar Sri Pritendra Narayan.
        • (1) Biva Narayan [Mrs Biva Mukherji]. m. at Calcutta, January 1914, Captain Kalyan Kumar Mukerji, MC (3.6.1916) (b. 24th October 1882; d. from typhus, at Djurjub, off Ras-el-Ain, in Asia Minor, Turkey, 18th March 1917, but. there after a funeral attended by 2,000 mourners), educ. City Coll, Calcutta Medical Coll (LMS 1905, MBBS), Edinburgh Univ (LRCP 1907), and Cambridge Univ (DPH 1908), MRCS of Scotland 1907, served as a ship’s doctor MM 1905-1907, cmsnd as Lieut Indian Medical Service (IMS) 29/1/1910, served at Kohat NWFP 1911-1913, prom Capt 29/1/1913, Deputy Sanitary Cmsnr 1913-1914, recalled to military duty 1914, attched 8th Rjput Regt Rawalpindi 1914-1915, served in WWI 1915-1917, Officer Field Ambulane Mesopotamia 1915 (MID twice), served at the siege of Kut-el-Amara Dec 1915-Apr 1916, captured by the Turks and made a POW, Camp Doctor Arada prison camp 1917, but contracted typhus and died while administering to other POWS, grandson of Rai Kailas Chandra Mookherjee Bahadur, of Darjeepara, Bengal, and son of Kshetra Mohan Mukherji, sometime Deputy Magistrate. She had issue, an only child, a daughter (d. young June 1916).
        • (2) Sin Suprity Devi [Mrs Supitri Batra]. b. at Ballygunge, Calcutta, 24th May 1896. m. 1925, Attar Chand Batra (b. 29th October 1893; d. at New Delhi, 25th June 1948), educ. King’s Coll, Cambridge, Bar-at-Law, fourth son of Rai Sahib Nihal Chand Batra, by his wife, Srimathi Satbrahwan. She d. 11th August 1981, having had issue, two sons and one daughter.
  • 3) Sri Sri Rajkumar Mahendra Narayan [Depur Singh] (illegit), educ. privately. First Regent during his father’s absence in Benares 1836-1839, Judge of the Court of Sessions 1839-1840, Chief Judge of the Fauzdari Court 1840-1845, Sarvarahakar 1845-1847. He d. 30th March 1847, having had issue, one son and several daughters, including:
    • a) Rajkumar Sri Bhubanendra Narayan. b. after 1837. He had issue, one son:
      • i) Kumar Sri Vishvendra [Bisvendra] Narayan, educ. Cooch Behar Ward’s Institution, Bankipur, Bihar.
  • 4) Sri Sri Rajkumar Polindra Narayan [Janla Kachwa]. He d.s.p. before 1837.
  • 5) Sri Sri Rajkumar Brajendra Narayan [Kndure Kachwa], educ. privately. Rajgi Superintendent 1835. Joint Administrator of the State during his father’s absence in Benares 1836-1839 and Sarvarahakar for his natural son from 30th March 1847 until his death. Regarded himself as the true claimant to the throne, and apparently the only legitimate son. He d. at Cooch Behar, 1857, having had issue, four sons:
    • a) Kumar Sri Birendra Narayan. Civil Judge. He had issue, four sons:
      • i) Kumar Sri Jitendra Narayan.
      • ii) Kumar Sri Ravendra Narayan (Jnr.). MLC.
      • iii) Kumar Sri Halendra Narayan, educ. Cooch Behar Ward’s Institution, Bankipur, Bihar.
      • iv) Kumar Sri Amindra Narayan, educ. Cooch Behar Ward’s Institution, Bankipur, Bihar.
    • b) Kumar Sri Kulindra Narayan. Sessions Judge. He had issue, three sons:
      • i) Kumar Sri Padmendra Narayan.
      • ii) Kumar Sri Ragendra Narayan.
      • iii) Kumar Sri Alendra Narayan.
    • c) Kumar Sri ... Narayan.Copyright© Christopher Buyers
    • d) Kumar Sri Chandra Narayan. b. 1841, adopted by Sri Sri Maharaj Shivendra Narayan in 1845 and succeeded as H.H. Sri Sriman Maharaja Narendra Narayan Bhup Bahadur, Maharaja of Cooch Behar - see below.
  • 6) Sri Sri Rajkumar Jogendra Narayan [Baduri Sahib]. He opposed the succession of his elder brother and unsuccessfully petitioned the Viceroy to recognise his right to the gadi. He had issue, four sons:
    • a) Kumar Sri Sarvendra Narayan. He went insane. He had issue, one son:
      • i) Kumar Sri Amarendra Narayan. He went insane.
    • b) Kumar Sri Munindra Narayan.
    • c) Kumar Sri Manabendra Narayan. He had issue, one son:
      • i) Kumar Sri Raghabendra Narayan.
    • d) Dr Kumar Sri Bhabendra Narayan, educ. Cooch Behar Ward’s Institution, Bankipur, Bihar, Jenkins Sch, Cooch Behar, Univ of Calcutta, Calcutta, Bengal, and Edinburgh Sch of Medicine, Edinburgh Univ, Scotland. LRCP (Edin), LRCS (Edin), LFP&S (Glasgow). Fellow Edinburgh Obstetrical Soc 1888. Joined Uncovenanted Medical Service Bengal 1890, Civil Surgeon of Cooch Behar 1897-1898, Supt of Jails, Civil Surgeon 1st class Comilla 1915. He had issue, two sons:
      • i) Kumar Sri Girindra Narayan, educ. Cooch Behar Ward’s Institution, Bankipur, Bihar. He had issue, three sons:
        • (1) Kumar Sri Jogendra Narayan. He had issue, one daughter:
          • (a) Srimathi Gaundavi.
        • (2) Kumar Sri Dwijendra Narayan. b. 1913. He had issue, one son and two daughters:
          • (a) Kumar Sri Swapan Narayan. b. 1957. He had issue, one son:
            • (i) Kumar Sri Supaya Narayan. b. 1991.
          • (a) Srimathi Umadavi.
          • (b) Srimathi Ramadevi.
        • (3) Kumar Sri Debendra Narayan. He had issue, three sons and two daughters:
          • (a) Kumar Sri Kattabendra Narayan.
          • (b) Kumar Sri Nripendra Narayan.
          • (c) Kumar Sri Jitendra Narayan.
          • (a) Srimathi Patakadavi.
          • (b) Srimathi Ranidavi.
      • ii) Kumar Sri Prafulla Narayan. He had issue, two sons:
        • (1) Kumar Sri Fanindra Narayan.
        • (2) Kumar Sri Utpalendra Narayan.
  • 7) Sri Sri Rajkumar Nilendra Narayan [Kattoo Kachwa]. He had issue, one son:
    • a) Kumar Sri Sasindra Narayan. He had issue, one son:
      • i) Kumar Sri Nagendra Narayan, educ. Cooch Behar Ward’s Institution, Bankipur, Bihar.
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1840 - 1847 Sri Sri Maharaj Shivendra Narayan Bhup Bahadur, Raja of Cooch Behar. b. at the Cooch Behar Royal Palace (Rajbhari), before 28th November 1796, eldest son of Sri Sri Maharaj Harendra Narayan Bhup Bahadur, Raja of Cooch Behar, educ. privately. Chief Justice and Presdt of the Fauzdari, Circuit, Adawlat and Appeal Courts during his father’s lifetime. Second Regent during his father’s absence in Benares 1836-1839. Succeeded on the death of his father, 29th March 1840. Installed on the gadi at the Royal Palace (Rajbhari), Old Behar, 11th April 1840. A skilled administrator, he ably improved the conditions of his people to such an extent that the population and agricultural cultivation increased considerably during his reign, boosting revenues and restoring the finances to a healthy condition. m. (first) ... m. (second) at Dhaliyabari Palace, Ratnapet, Cooch Behar, 9th March 1841 (in a double ceremony), Maharani Sri Sri Kameshwari Dangar Aye Devati [Patrani Deo Aye Devati Sahiba] (d. at the Cooch Behar Palace, Benares, 7th March 1889, crem. there), Joint Manager of the state 1857-1859 and 6th August 1863 to 15th January 1864, daughter of Bajradhar Karji, of Chapaguri. m. (third) at Dhaliyabari Palace, Ratnapet, Cooch Behar, 9th March 1841 (in a double ceremony), Maharani Sri Sri Vrisundeshwari [Brindeshwari] Bara Aye Devati (d. after 1864), Joint Manager of the state 1857-1859 and 6th August 1863 to 15th January 1864, author of “Beharodanta“ (1860), daughter of Rajendra Narayan Chaudhuri, Zamindar of Parvatjoyar, Goalpara (Dhubri). m. (1) Srimathi Parameshwari Aye. m. (2) Srimathi Bellavi Aye (d. at Cooch Behar, 1887). He d.s.p.m. at Benares, 23rd August 1847, having had issue, an only son:
  • 1) Kumar Sri ...endra Narayan. He d.v.p.m. ca 1821.
Maharaj Shivendra Narayan, also adopted two sons after his accession to the throne:
  • 2) Sri Sri Maharajkumar Kagindra Narayan [Kachhua Sahib]. b. at Balarampur, 1833, as Kumar Sri Govindra Narayan, youngest son of Kumar Sri Shambhu Narayan, educ. privately. Adopted at the age of eight-years, July 1841. He d. young, at Cooch Behar, 1845.
  • 3) Sri Sri Maharajkumar Narendra Narayan Bahadur, who succeeded as H.H. Sri Sriman Maharaja Narendra Narayan Bhup Bahadur, Maharaja of Cooch Behar - see below.
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1847 - 1863 H.H. Sri Sriman Maharaja Narendra Narayan Bhup Bahadur, Maharaja of Cooch Behar. b. at Cooch Behar, August 1841, as Kumar Sri Chandra Narayan, fourth and youngest son of Sri Sri Rajkumar Brajendra Narayan, sometime Joint Administrator of the state, educ. Government Coll, Kishnanagar, Nadia, and the Court of Ward’s Institution, Calcutta, Bengal. Adopted by Maharaj Shivendra Narayan and renamed Narendra Narayan, 11th March 1845. Succeeded on the death of his adoptive father and ascended the gadi on the same day, at Cooch Behar Palace, Benares, 23rd August 1847. Reigned under the regency of his natural father and adoptive mothers. Came of age and invested with full ruling powers, at the Cooch Behar Royal Palace (Rajbhari), August 1859. Granted the personal title of Maharaja Bahadur together with the style of His Highness, 1862. Received a sanad of adoption which included a formal recognition that Cooch Behar was a princely state, 11th March 1862. A modern and enlightened ruler, he established the first English language high school in his capital, constructed roads and bridges, improved the administration and placed the finances of the state on a secure footing. Presdt Praja Hitaishana Sabha 1859-1863. m. (first) H.H. Maharani Sri Sri Nistarini Deo Aye Devati [Patrani Deo Aye Devati Sahiba], Joint Administrator of the State 6th August 1863 to 15th January 1864. m. (second) (gandharva rite) H.H. Maharani Sri Sri Nishimayi Deo Aye Devati [Rajmata Deo Aye Devati Sahiba]. m. (third) H.H. Maharani Sri Sri Brajeshwari Madyam Aye Gharani (d. at the Paranabash, Cooch Behar, 5th February 1927). m. (1) Srimathi Harasundari Aye Devati, sister of Maharani Nistarini. m. (2) Srimathi Chandreswari Aye (d. at Cooch Behar, 7th August 1892). He d. at Dhaliyabari Palace, Ratnapet, Cooch Behar, 6th August 1863 having had issue, one son and one daughter:
  • 1) Sri Sri Maharajkumar Nripendra Narayan, who succeeded as H.H. Sri Sriman Maharaja Sir Nripendra Narayan Bhup Bahadur, Maharaja of Cooch Behar (s/o Nishimayi Devati) - see below.
  • 1) Sri Sri Maharajkumari Ananda Mayi Devi [Sri Sri Rani Ananda Mayi Devi, Rani of Panga]. b. at Dhaliyabari Palace, Ratnapet, Cooch Behar, 18th July 1860 (d/o Nistarini Devati), educ. privately. Succeeded her husband as zamindarin of the Panga raj, and bequeathed the same to her half-brother by will dated 14th February 1887. The will was disputed by Rani Lakshmi Priya, the adopted grandmother of Raja Jogendra. The courts ordered a division of the raj between them. m. at Dhaliyabari Palace, Ratnapet, Cooch Behar, 20th January 1868, Sri Sri Raja Jogendra Narayan, Raja of Panga (d.s.p. of cholera at Calcutta, Bengal, 1869), adopted son of Sri Sri Raja Gajendra Narayan, Raja of Panga. She d.s.p. at Chinsurah, Bengal, 23rd December 1887.
Maharaja Narendra Narayan, also had issue by his junior wife, Srimathi Harasundari Aye Devati:
  • 2) Kumar Sri Jotindra Narayan [Kachua Sahib], of Chitranjan and Rupnarayanpur. b. at Dhaliyabari Palace, Ratnapet, Cooch Behar, 26th February 1861, educ. privately. Additional MLC representing Rajguns 1916-1920. He d. at Cooch-Behar, 23rd September 1920, having had issue:
    • a) Kumar Sri Promodendra Narayan. b. at Cooch Behar, 5th June 1903, educ. Univ of Calcutta (BSc, LLB), Calcutta, Bengal. Joined Cooch Behar state service, and served as Sub-Divisional Officer, Treasury Officer and Magistrate 1st class, transf West Bengal Civil Service 1950, Sub-Deputy Collector 1950, MLA for Cooch Behar in West Bengal Legislative Assembly 1967. He d. at Cooch Behar, 1995, having had had issue:
      • i) Kumar Sri Surendra Narayan. Football player with Mohun Bagan 1917-1922, and with the Cooch Behar XI, Maharaj’s XI, and Unknown XI. Mbr Cooch Behar Football Club, Mohun Bagan Athletic Club, Bengal Gymkhana Club, etc. He had issue:
        • (1) Kumar Sri Sankar Narayan. He had issue:
          • (a) Kumar Sri Bhaskar Narayan [Bhaskar Narayan], educ. Presidency Coll (BA), Calcutta, Bengal. Cricket Editor with CricketCountry and cricket writer with Criclife.
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