After the death of kirat king Kama Datta Sen, anarchy prevailed all over the kirat states and every district claimed independence and had its own king. This certainly paved the way for the more able and ambitious Gurkha King Prithivi Narayan Shah of Nuwakot to establish a Gorkha empire. According to K.N.Chaudhary, king Ranjit Malla became an independent king in Nepal valley. Mahendra Rai became another kirat king in Dhulikhel, Uling Hang Rai and Waling Hang Rai became kings of Tamba koshi district. Atal Rai and Chatmey Rai became kings of Pamakham and Rawa khola districts. Karna Sen was the king of Bhojpur, Khotnag and Saptari. Sredev Phago Rai, Raina Sing Sering Rai, Ata Hang Phedap Rai and Subhawanta Libang Rai were the kings of the Maiwa, Mewa, Phedap and the Tambar districts. Yongya Hang Rai, Thegim Rai, Papo Rai and Nembang Rai were the rulers of the Yangwarok and the nortern Pachthar districts. Lingdom Rai, Eme Hang Rai and some Lapcha king were the rulers of the Illam and Phakphok districts. The Chemjong Rai was the ruler of Bodhey Parana whicj included Bijaypur, Chaubis, Southern Pachthar and the Miklung districts. Khewa Hang Rai was the ruler of the Chhthar, Dasmajhiya, Jalhara and the Belhara districts. The Putlung Hang Rai, Eyok Hang Rai were the rulers of Das Lohorung, Thulung sing Majhiya, Pawa Majhiya, Malta Majhiya, Angla Majhiya, Hidangna Majhiya, Pathak Majhiya, Savajit Majhiya and Buddhi Karna Rai was the Raja of Morong plains where he managed to appoint Shamo Rai or Shun Rai as his prime minister and who in absence of Raja Buddhi Karna Rai from Bijaypur, Mprong, had made a treaty with the Gurkha Raja in 1774 A.D. extracted from: Iman Singh Chemjong, History and Culture of Kirat People.
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