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SURYAVAMSA SURANGI SAMRAJYAM

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Bhagavan Paramashiva

Bhagavān Śrī Paramaśiva (परमशिव) is the primordial Divinity (Bhagavān) in Hinduism.

Śrī Paramaśiva is the Ultimate Reality and Cause, which is self-effulgent (svayamprakāśa), All-pervading, unchanging beyond time, space, form and causality.

He is Eternal (nitya), Absolute imperishable source (apariṇāmi avyayam) of all that is. Paramaśiva, the Pure Consciousness (caitanya) is the Cosmic Principle of Śuddhādvaita, the Pure Oneness, who out of His own Will (icchā śakti) descends with His Cosmic Power, Parāśakti, as the Subjective Cosmos, as the 'Avatār or Incarnation' to celebrate His existence, to protect, govern, revive and expand the Supreme Sovereignty of the worlds and its living beings, ordaining the Cosmic Constitution.

SURYAVAMSA SURANGI SAMRAJYAM

Krunashini Devi - Kuladevata (main deity worshipped by a clan) of the Surangi Royal Lineage

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Surangi kingdom is the Kingdom in which Incarnations descend as Kings. Surangi Samrajyam is called as “Devarajya Sampradaya”. Here kings are worshipped as Gods and Gods descend as Kings

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Sūrya Vaṃśa Sarvajnapeetha Surangi Samrajyam - Lineage

Surya Dev

Surya (also known as Aditya) is the Sun God. He is the Supreme Soul who brings light and warmth to the world.

Each day he travels across the sky in his golden chariot pulled by seven horses and driven by red Aruna, a personification of the reddish glow of the rising Sun.

The God's most famous temple is at Konark in Orissa, north-east India but he is worshipped across the Indian subcontinent.

Surya is known by many alternate names which include Savitr (the Nourisher), Bhaskara (Light-maker), Dinakara (Day-maker), Lokacaksuh (Eye of the World), Graharaja (King of the Constellations), and Sahasra-kirana (Of a 1,000 rays).

Sūrya Vaṃśa Sarvajnapeetha Surangi Samrajyam - Lineage

Vaivasvata Manu

Vaivasvata Manu is known as the first human being and King of all mankind.

According to Hindu cosmology, there are 14 Manvantaras (literally meaning the duration of a Manu, or his life span.) Each Manvantara is created and ruled by a specific Manu, who in turn is created by Brahma, the deity of Creation.

Manu creates the world and all its species during that period of time. Each Manvantara lasts the lifetime of a Manu, upon whose death, Brahma creates another Manu to continue the cycle of Creation or Srishti.

Manu is the author of The Manusmriti, also called Manava-dharma-shastra ("The Dharma Text of Manu"), which is the most authoritative of the books of the Hindu code (Dharma-shastra, like

Vaivasvata Manu was the firsta law book).

person to codify the Cosmic laws of the Universe into the governing laws of a Country.

The Sūrya Vaṃśa lineage Till Bhagavan Śrī Rāma


1. Ikṣvāku	26. Haryashva II	51. Sudaas
2. Kukshi/Vikukshi	27. Vasuman	52. Mitrasah
3. Kakutstha/ Puranjaya	28. Tridhanva	53. Sarvakama II
4. Anena or Anaranya	29. Tryyaruna	54. Ananaranya III
5. Prithu	30. Satyavrata/Trishanku	55. Nighna
6. Vishvagashva	31. Harishchandra	56. Animitra
7. Ardra or Chandra	32. Rishi Viswamitra and then Rohitashva	57. Duliduh
8. Yuvanashva I	33. Harita	58. Dileepa II
9. Shravast	34. Chenchu	59. Raghu II
10. Vrihadashva	35. Vijay	60. Aja
11. Kuvalashva	36. Rusak	61. Dasaratha
12. Dridhashva	37. Vrika	62. Rāma
13. Pramod	38. Bahu or Asit
14. Haryashva I	39. Sagara
15. Nikumbh	40. Asmanjasa
16. Santashva	41. Anshuman
17. Krishasva	42. Dileepa I
18. Prasenjit I	43. Bhagiratha
19. Yuvanashva II	44. Shrut
20. Mandhatri	45. Nabhag
21. Purukutsa	46. Ambarish
22. Trasadasyu	47. Sindhu Dweep
23. Sambhoot	48. Pratayu
24. Anaranya II	49. Shrutuparna
25. Trashdashva	50. Sarvakama

Kings after Rāma and after the great war of Mahābhārata

Kings After Rāma	86. Agnivetna two 87. Shighra 88. Maru-2 89. Prasushruta 90. Susandhi 91. Amarshana 92. Mahasvan 93. Vishwasahav 94. Prasenjit-1 95. Takshaka 96. Brihadbala Kings After Mahābhārat 97. Brihatkshaya 98. Urukriya 99. Vatsavyuha 100. Prativyoma 101. Bhaanu 102. Divakara 103. Veer Sahadeva 104. Brihadashva-2 105. Bhanuratha 106. Pratitashva	107. Supratika 108. Marudeva 109. Sunakshatra 110. Pushkara 111. Antariksha 112. Suvarna 113. Sumitra 114. Bruhadaraaj 115. Barhi 116. Kritanjaya 117. Ranajjaya 118. Sanjaya 119. Shakya 120. Śuddhodana 121. Siddhartha (Gautama Buddha) 122. Rāhula 123. Prasenajit 124. Kshudraka 125. Ranaka 126. Suratha 127. Sumitra
63. Lava and Kusha 64. Atithi 65. Nishadha 66. Nala 67. Nabhas 68. Pundarika 69. Kshemadhanvan 70. Devanika 71. Ahinagu 72. Roop 73. Rudra 74. Paripatra 75. Dala/ Balasthala 76. Chhal (or Anal) 77. Ukya 78. Vajranabha 79. Avalash 80. Vyushitashva 81. Vishvasaha-2 82. Hiranyanabha 83. Pushya 84. Dhruvasandhi 85. Sudarshana-2

Sūrya Vaṃśa Sarvajnapeetha Surangi Samrajyam Lineage

Raja DINABANDHU Harishchandra Jagdev

Raja KESHAB RAJ Harishchandra Jagdev (1697-1715)

Raja MUKUND Harishchandra Jagdev

Raja KISHORE CHANDRA Chandra Harishchandra Jagdev (1876-1931)

Raja CHANDRACHUDA MANI Harishchandra Jagdev

Raja PURNA CHANDRA Deo Harishchandra Jagadev (1904-1933)

Raja KIRTI CHANDRA Deo Harishchandra Jagadev (1933-1993)

Raja HRUDAYA CHANDRA Deo Harishchandra Jagadev (1996-2004)

Rajasekara Arunachalam Annamalai Bhagavan Nithyananda Paramashivam Chandradeo Harishchandra Jagadev (2005-present)