কংলৈপাক

তেম্প্লেৎ:See also তেম্প্লেৎ:Infobox country তেম্প্লেৎ:Kingdom of Manipur কংলৈপাক্ (ইংলীস: Kangleipak) হাইবসী মমাংঙৈগী মতম্দা কৌরম্বা মনীপুরগী মীংলেন অমনী । কংলৈপাক হাইনা কৌখীবগী মরম্সী ইসীং ইকংখীবদা মী পোং খুন্দাবা য়াবা মফম ওইরে হাইনা কংলৈপাক হাইনা কৌখীবনী । মালীয়া ফম্পাল্চা কুম্সীং অসী ঙনলীঙৈদগী কংলৈপাক্তা চহী পাবগী চৎনরক্লে ।

Kangla Uttra Sang at the Kangla Fort, former residence of the Manipur kings. The two Kangla-Sa Pakhangba dragons standing at the gate were destroyed after the Anglo-Manipur War of 1891 but have been restored in recent years.

The princes of Manipur, Col. Johnstone, Thangal Major and the European officer in Kohima after relieving the fort from the siege of the Nagas, 1880

Pakhangba, a heraldic dragon of the Meetei tradition and an important emblem among Manipur state symbols

The Manipuri dance was formerly patronised by the royal house of Manipur.

Manipur in the Toungoo Empire (1580)

Raja Gambhir Singh (1788–1834) accepted British suzerainty in order to retrieve the kingdom from Burmese occupation

ফাইল:MaharajaNarasingh.jpg Maharaja Nara Singh (1792–1850), who ruled Manipur State first as regent, and then as king from 1844 to 1850

ফীরাল্

White flag with coat of arms (1907–1949)

Red flag with Pakhangba (till 1907)

White flag with Pakhangba (till 1907)

7 dark coloured flag (since 1398 BC)

7 light coloured flag (since 1398 BC)

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