Ram Krishna Dev (1951–2006) became the titular king of Jeypore at his coronation in 1951, following the death of his grandfather.
He married Rama Kumari Devi of Sitamau State, in Malwa, and had three children: a daughter, Maharajakumari Maya Vijay Lakshmi, and two sons, Yuvraj Shakti Vikram Dev and Rajkumar Vibhuti Bhusan Dev.
The senior prince was married to Mayank  Devi and had a daughter named Lalit Lavang Latika Devi; the younger one married Sarika Devi and had a son named Vishweshwar Chandrachud Dev.
However, after the untimely deaths of both princes in 1997 and 2006, respectively, the right to the throne was disputed.

Ram Krishna Dev was the last legally recognised king as by the 26th amendment to the Constitution of India promulgated in 1971, the Government of India abolished all official symbols of princely India, including titles, privileges, and privy purses.

In 2013, Vishweshvar Dev, a commoner descendent of the last ruler was appointed to conduct the ceremonial duties at Dussehra and Ratha Yatra.
Ram Krishna Dev (1951–2006) became the titular king of Jeypore at his coronation in 1951, following the death of his grandfather. He married Rama Kumari Devi of Sitamau State, in Malwa, and had three children: a daughter, Maharajakumari Maya Vijay Lakshmi, and two sons, Yuvraj Shakti Vikram Dev and Rajkumar Vibhuti Bhusan Dev. The senior prince was married to Mayank  Devi and had a daughter named Lalit Lavang Latika Devi; the younger one married Sarika Devi and had a son named Vishweshwar Chandrachud Dev. However, after the untimely deaths of both princes in 1997 and 2006, respectively, the right to the throne was disputed.
Ram Krishna Dev was the last legally recognised king as by the 26th amendment to the Constitution of India promulgated in 1971, the Government of India abolished all official symbols of princely India, including titles, privileges, and privy purses.
In 2013, Vishweshvar Dev, a commoner descendent of the last ruler was appointed to conduct the ceremonial duties at Dussehra and Ratha Yatra.
Kingdom of Jeypore