Thakur Laxman Singh

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Thakur Lakshman Singh was originally a Dawa Yadav , King of Naigaon Ribai,^[1] in 1807, he received the charter of English rule to rule the area of Naigaon Ribai of Bundelkhand.

Kuwar Jagat Singh[]

After the death of Thakur Lakshman Singh, his son Kumar Jagat Singh became King in 1808 and remained in power till 1838. He died in 1838.

Thakurain Larai Dulaiya[]

After the death of Husband Jagat Singh, Thakurain Lari Duliya got into the throne in 1839. She was honored with the rank of Chief Ruler and 6 cavalry, 51 foot soldiers and 1 cannon. Thakurain Larai Dulaiya Yadav is counted among the appropriate administrators of Bundelkhand.^[1]

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