KINGS of gorkha

LIST OF KINGS OF GORKHA



NAMELIFESPANREIGN STARTREIGN ENDNOTESFAMILY
DRABYA SHAHDEAD ON 157015591570>SON OF YASHOBRAHMA SHAHSHAH
PURNA SHAH/PURENDRA SHAHDEAD ON 160515701605SON OF DRABYA SHAHSHAH
CHATRA SHAHDEAD ON 1609(HEIRLESS)16051609FIRST SON OF PURENDRA/PURNA SHAHSHAH
RAM SHAH THE JUSTDEAD ON 163613091633(ABDICATED)SECOND SON OF PURNA/PURENDRA SHAH.ADOPTEDTITLE OF SVASTI SRI GIRIRAJSHAH
DAMBAR SHAHDEAD ON 164516331645SON OF RAM SHAHSHAH
KRISHNA SHAHDEAD ON 166116451661SON OF DAMBAR SHAHSHAH
RUDRA SHAHDEAD ON 167316611673SON OF KRISHNA SHAHSHAH
PRITHVIPATI SHAHDEAD ON 171616731716SON OF RUDRA SHAHSHAH
NARABHUPAL SHAH1697-3 APRIL 174317161743GRAND SON OF PRITHVIPATI SHAH AND SON OF PRINCE BIRBHADRA SHAHSHAH
PRITHVI NARAYAN SHAH7 JANUARY 1723-11 JANUARY 1775(AGED 52)174325 SEPTEMBER 1768SON OF NARABHUPAL SHAHSHAH

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