Name lists of tournament able kids.
--1st generation--
First disciple: Sahaanaa
Second disciple: Arrian
Third disciple: Ashton
Forth disciple: Gurunath
Fifth disciple: Vasu
Sixth disciple: Yuan Bing
--2nd generation--
Seventh disciple: Cheng Yan
Eighth disciple: Ammar
Ninth disciple: Aqil
Tenth disciple: Zahran
IMPORTANT
Tournament able kids represents the students who were personally nurtured under the direct guidance of the coach. Having received the coach's teachings at their original source, they bear the profound responsibility of preserving the philosophy, values, and traditions established throughout the coach's lifetime. Following the coach's passing, they are entrusted with safeguarding this legacy and leading its continuation for future generations. As the earliest disciples (begin with Sahaanaa as the first disciple), their seniority, experience, and close connection with the coach confer upon them a greater moral authority and a respected voice in matters concerning the direction, development, and stewardship of the chess community.
Best Disciple Championship
Upon the passing of the coach, Best Disciple Championship shall be held to honor the coach's memory and uphold the excellence of the chess lineage. Every disciple, regardless of seniority, shall have the right to participate and compete for the title of Best Disciple.
The champion shall be awarded the FIDE Chess Bag, a symbol of excellence, dedication, and the continuation of the coach's spirit. In keeping with the tradition of succession, the First Disciple (Sahaanaa) shall preside over the award ceremony and, on behalf of the late coach, formally present the FIDE Chess Bag to the champion. This act represents the transmission of the coach's legacy and serves as a reminder that while the coach may no longer be present, the values, teachings, and spirit of the lineage shall continue through future generations.