Kangleipak

Kangleipak was a Meitei kingdom in the Imphal valley, with its royal seat at Kangla. In 1337 Telheipa ruled; the royal chronicle records his campaigns against hill and valley clans.

Under Kiyamba from 1467 to 1507, a sacred stone from Pong was worshipped as Vishnu. Pamheiba renamed the kingdom Manipur and ordered Sanamahi scriptures burned in 1729. Burmese armies occupied it from 1819 to 1826, and from 1824 it was a British East India Company protectorate.