The correct answer is: Ajai Chand.
Ajai Chand was the founder of the Nurpur state in 1460. He was a descendant of the Katoch dynasty, which had ruled over Kangra for centuries. Ajai Chand was a powerful ruler and expanded his kingdom to include much of the Kangra valley. He also built a number of forts and temples in the region.
Jhetpal was the son of Ajai Chand and succeeded him as ruler of Nurpur in 1490. He was a wise and just ruler and his kingdom prospered under his leadership. He built a number of schools and hospitals in the region.
Kahn Chand was the son of Jhetpal and succeeded him as ruler of Nurpur in 1520. He was a weak and indecisive ruler and his kingdom declined under his leadership. He was eventually overthrown by his son, Jaspal, in 1530.
Jaspal was the son of Kahn Chand and succeeded him as ruler of Nurpur in 1530. He was a strong and capable ruler and restored the kingdom to its former glory. He built a number of new forts and temples in the region.
The Nurpur state was eventually annexed by the Mughal Empire in the 17th century.