Present Head
Raja ANANTA PRASADA SINGH B.Sc., Raja of Munger since 1974, born , now known as Sripada BV Sadhu Maharaja, preserved the tradition of his grandfather's worship of Sri Sri Radha Mohan in Vrindavana, while simultaneously supporting his large family. The charitable tradition combined with the deep spiritual commitment to the worship of Radha Mohanji and the resulting development of higher consciousness turned Ananta Prasada Singh into a person who was living in two separate realities; married about 1964, Rani Anju Singh, and has issues, your children.
- Rajkumari Niti Kumari
- Rajkumari Priti Kumari
- Rajkumar Ajit Singh
- Rajkumar Priyesh Singh
- Rajkumar Prashant Singh
Genealogy
- Raja KAMLESHWARI PRASAD SINGH, Raja of Munger, married and had issue, two sons.
- Raja Shivanandan Prasad Singh (qv)
- Raja Sir Raghunandan Prasad Singh (qv)
- Raja Sir RAGHUNANDAN PRASAD SINGH, Raja of Munger; M.L.C., Member of the Lok Sabha. Our story focuses primarily on Raja Sir Raghunandana Prasada Singh, who became the ruler of this area during the British Raj, as an heir to his predecessor Raja Kamalesvari Prasada Singh, and was actually installed in full power during the British administration period in India. One of the special features of the King of Munger was that he became a Vaishnava, even though his family had previously been devoted to worshiping Lord Siva. He also constructed a temple in honor of Sri Chaitanya, called the Prema Mandir, which is also situated in Mungir. There is another temple the Raja had constructed in Jandaha. It is the Patita Pavana Temple. His devotion to Lord Krishna was so strong that he and his wife spent more time chanting and hearing hari-katha, then they did running the governmental affairs. The Maharaja was also very committed to translating Vaishnava literature from Bengali into the local Hindi language, to share the treasures of the teachings of Lord Chaitanya with all the local people under his care. Raja Sir Raghunandana Prasada Singh also organized pilgrimages. He would rent trains from the Indian railway to bring hundreds of citizens to Vrindavana for the Vraja Mandala parikrama. While in Vrindavana he secured land on the Mathura road to establish, acording to the royal tradition of those times, a beautiful temple, dharmsala and gosala for service to Vraja Mandala. The temple which he constructed at this place, is now divided by the Mathura road into Mungir Mandir and Chota-Mungir Mandir, they are situated before the Rama-Krishna hospital and the Jaipur mandir. Their lordships Sri Sri Radha Mohanji and their favorite accompanying gopis, Lalita, Vishakha, Citra and Campakalata were installed on a silver throne, surrounded by beautiful gardens of kadamba and tamal trees. Raja Raghunandana Prasada Singh was married by the wish of his father, but he did not have much inclination to family life. All he would do was chant the Holy Names all night. His wife would do the same while sitting on the other side of the room. After many years of marriage there was no child, so his father gave him the order that he must produce an heir. Otherwise the family's royal lineage would be broken. The result was Rajkumar Sacinandana Prasada Singh. At that time as India was undergoing great turmoil in the effort to gain independence, kings were left without income while still burdened with the duty to maintain the temples, schools, hospitals and public services. Great efforts were made to shift these social responsibilities to new governmental deparments.
- Raja SHIVANANDAN PRASAD SINGH, Raja of Munger, married and had issue, two sons.
- Raja Devakinandan Prasad Singh (qv)
- Rajkumar Yadhunandan Prasad Singh
- Raja DEVAKINANDAN PRASAD SINGH, Raja of Munger, married Rani Ramavati Devi, and had issue, one son.
- Raja Sachinandana Prasada Singh (qv)
- Raja SACHINANDANA PRASADA SINGH, Raja of Munger, married and had issue, two sons. He died in .
- Raja Ananta Prasada Singh (qv)
- Rajkumar Krishna Prasada Singh
- Raja ANANTA PRASADA SINGH B.Sc., Raja of Munger (see above)
- Rai Bahadur Dev Nandan Prasad Singh, he served as Municipal Chairman of Bihar, Bengal and Orissa during the 1934 earthquake, which devastated the entire city; he was responsible for the new town planning; he was conferred with the title of Rai Bahadur in 1927; married and had issue.
- Kumar Shri Harnandan Prasad Singh, married and had issue.
- Kumar Shri Kanchan Singh
- Kumar Shri Harnandan Prasad Singh, married and had issue.
