This drawing lay for several years in my archive of imperfections, but I did not completely redraw it, but only corrected a couple of elements. If you remember the art of 2015, where Mila holds a photo frame in her hands, then the picture of this particular drawing (it had been first painted, and then decided to make several copies, but already with the camera that was later invented) is in that frame.
If you look closely, you will notice that each face is slightly different, thereby showing the distinctive character traits of each character. So, for example, Mila holds proudly, but is constrained and the person expresses some discontent, because, I recall, she must become the heir to the throne, which she herself does not want. Izumi clings to the chair on which their mother sits, and smiles modestly, as she feels closer to her mother rather than to her father. Shanji is pleased and looks mischievous, as he is a cheerful and shoddy boy who knows his place in this world. I think it's not necessary to talk about Diran and Parvati, everything is clear - traditionally the man is standing behind as if guarding the family, and the woman, the mother of the family - is sitting in front.