Lao Royal Family - The Royal Family

The Royal Family

Members of the Royal family include:

The King and Queen (who are now deceased):

  • King Savang Vatthana (1907-1978 or 1984)
  • Queen Khamphoui (1912-1981?)

Their Children and Grandchildren

  • Crown Prince Vong Savang (1931-1980?) and Crown Princess Mahneelai (1941-)
    • Prince Soulivong Savang (1963-) and Princess Chandrasukra
    • Prince Thayavong Savang (1964-) and Princess Malika Khammao (1976-)
    • Princess Manisophana Savang (1965-) and Prince Saya Khamphhan Panya (1963-)
    • Princess Sawee Nahlee Savang (1967-) and Santi Inthavong (1960-)
    • Prince Kiranvong Savang (1969-)
    • Princess Manilama Savang (1976-)
    • Prince Anouratha Varman Savang (1978-)
  • Princess Savivanh Savang (1933-2007) and Prince Sisumang Manivong (1932-)
  • Prince Sisavang (1935-1978) and Princess Mekham Ratsami (1942-)
    • Prince Sayantha Sisavang (1969-)
    • Prince Bouneya Sisavang (1971-)
    • Prince Sathienna Sisavang
    • Prince Sui Sisavang
    • Princess Samiya Sisavang
    • Princess Lolita Sisavang
  • Princess Thala Savang (1935-2006) and Prince Sisouphanouvong Sisaleumsak (1931-)
  • Prince Savang
  • Prince Sauryavong Savang (1937-) and Princess Dalavan (1946-)
    • Prince Southira Sauryavong Savang (1967-)
    • Prince Dayavant Sauryavong Savang (1969-)
    • Prince Balavant Sauryavong Savang (1970-)
    • Princess Krishnajina Sauryavong Savang. (1968-)

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