Thakorsa. Sangramji Jadeja - Gondal

                Thakorsa Sangramji Jadeja - Gondal

                                                    

       Gondal was a first class state of Jadejas with an area of ​​104 square miles and 18 villages in the state.  The Gondal kingdom was founded by Kumbhoji.  They paid an annual ransom of Rs. 2,08 to the British government, Rs. 21,018 to Gaekwad and Rs. 203 to Junagadh.  The twelfth ruler of Gondal was Bhanabhai (161 to 161 AD).  After his death, Sangramji came to the throne of Gondal.  He was calm, relaxed and religious and was absorbed in Lord Bhajan.  His queen's name was Ramba who was under the influence of Ramba Vadaran Jashoda.  This led to strife in the state.  Jashoda played a part in a Gondal kingdom like Manthra hence it came to be known in the Gondal kingdom as Jashoda Fui.  Since Sangramji was naive, there were many quarrels in the state.  Sangramji was born in Bhanabhai's house Rajba Motiba on 5-9-16.  He also had a brother named Mulubha.  He took over the employment on 16-12-17 and immediately tried to get the state out of debt and paid off the old debt and increased the annual income to Rs. 30.0.  They fortified the fort of Upleta Mahal, the stronghold of the city surrounding Bhayavadar and the villages of Kolki and Marad of Dhoraji Mahal.  An English school reading room, a hospital, a travel bungalow and an inn were built in Gondal.  In addition, many schools were opened all over the state to provide free education to the children of the poor.  He was very popular among the people because of his sociable nature.  They ruled so well that people from other cities started settling in Gondal and then trade revenue and population increased tremendously.  In his time, in the year 19 AD, Gunatit Swami performed the Khat Muhurat of Swaminarayan in Gondal.  Sangramji had three queens namely Ramba, Sadaba and Monghiba.  In it, Monghiba gave birth to Bhagwat on 8-10-17 in Dhoraji's Darbargarh.  Sangramji had three sons.  (1) Prithiraj (Pathubha) (2) Balsinh (3) Bhagwat Singhji.  Sangramji was devastated when Pathubha died at the age of 71.  Not talking to anyone or even communicating in the office and running the state rare butch.  At such a time Banidas, the great poet of Rangpar, came and he composed a quick poem and Sangramji listened to him and recovered a little.  Swami Gunatitananda also preached to Gondal Aavi Sangramji and brought him out of mourning.  Then when Bhagwat was born, Sangramji made Gunatitaji gondal and requested him to name Kunwar.  Sangramji died on February 18 in Mumbai (Ruling Princess says 19 AD, p. 4).  Dulerai Datri was an independent thinker and therefore did not even obey Thakore's order, so Thakore complained to the agency to change it but it seemed baseless.  So Thakor had to go to Mumbai where he stayed for eight months and died there.

Maharaja Bhojrajsinhji Jadeja - Gondal

            Maharaja Bhojrajsinhji Jadeja - Gondal

                                               

          Maharaja Bhagwatsinhji died on 7-9-17 and his son Bhojrajsinhji sat on the throne of Gondal.  He was born on 3-1-16.  He was educated at Eaton and Oxford Universities in England.  However, his views were not very similar to those of Bhagwat Singhji.  Even then the state administration received a little too much training.  She herself came to work at the age of 21 sitting on the throne.  Bhojraj Singhji had good relations with the princes of Bagasara and Diwan Veerawala, while in Bagasara, when Talukdar Shri Bhayawala adopted his younger brother Mehsram Wala, the eldest son of Shri Valerawala, he was the chief guest along with Rani Saheb.  Their queen Saheb did not live in Ojal.  Apart from this, Bhojraj Singhji also used to go on state occasions.  Bhojrajsinhji Tori was also present at Rampur Jaan at the wedding of Ms. Valerawala, the uncle of one of the authors of this book (Pradyumna Khachar).  In this way Bhojrajsinhji had a good relationship with the Kathi kingdoms. Bhojrajsinhji was married to Banesinhji of Vana, the princess of Jhala.  They had two sons, (1) Vikramsinhji (2) Shivrajsinhji and five daughters.  In which on the 7th birthday of Yuvraj Vikramsinhji on 16-10-19, he did as some new princes were announcing.  Like his father Bhagwat Singhji, he loved farmers very much. Bhagwat Singhji used to call farmers gold bushes.  Bhojraj Singhji helped poor farmers to buy oxen for the welfare of such beloved farmers.  It was decided to provide Rs. 2,00,08 assistance to farmers for drilling one thousand new wells and an interest free loan of Rs. 4,0,000.  Grain price regulation has benefited the farmers.  He also provided cheap interest loans and free grain seeds. He also wanted to open a Sanskrit school in Gondal.  He did everything he could to maintain good relations with the Bhayas.  When he himself ascended the throne, he had set aside Rs. 3,0,00 for the memorial of father Bhagwat Singhji and mother Nandkunwarba.  161 in 201, 203, 181 in 181, 051 in.  13,1 in 1901 and 121,313 in 1911.  16,081 in 181.  The population of Gondal city was 206.2 in 181 and 12.5 in 181.  12,9 in 181. 13,8 in 1901.  17,121 in 1911.  Is.  14,619 out of 181.  Is.  4 in 191, 4, 201 in 181, 4,09 in 181, 4,09 in 181, 4,08.  Q.  In 2001, the population of Gondal city was 13.5. The state of Gondal received an annual income of Rs. 3,0,00.

Maharaja Bhagwatsinhji Jadeja- Gondal

                 Maharaja Bhagwatsinhji Jadeja- Gondal

                                                     

          Bhagwatsinhji was born on 8-10-14 at Dhoraji.  As he was a minor at the time of his father's death, he was in management till 19 AD.  After that he assumed full power on 9-12.  Who was educated at Rajkumar College, Rajkot.  Later many degrees were obtained from abroad.  He traveled to Europe from 19-4-17 to 9-11-17 and wrote his own diary describing the journey.  When the golden jubilee of Queen Victoria's reign was celebrated in 18 AD, he went to England as a representative of the kings of Saurashtra and there he was given the title of KCIE by the Empress.  They also took part in the coronation of Xaniculus II of Russia in 17 CE  He was given the title of GCIE in 1918. Gandhiji was given the title of Mahatma in Gondal.  He was married on the same day to Kunwari Nandkunwarba of Dharampur and Kunwari Majirajba of Wankaner on 7-9-191.  Then on 7-9-191, Kunwari Naniba of Chuda and Kunwari (daughter of Saga Mama) of Minapur got married to Baisaheb.  Thus he married four queens in two days.  He ruled with such a vision that the Gondal kingdom developed very fast and became popular.  During his time, Girasia College, Kailasbagh, Balashram, Homeless House, Veri Lake, Hospital, Post-Telegraph Office, Rajkot State Landing, New Palace of Gondal, Vegetable Market in Gondal, Bridge near Supedi on Bhadar river etc. were built in Gondal.  He built gates and schools in every village in the state.  Telephone facilities were also created in many villages.  In the state he developed agriculture by introducing the method of disintegration.  Excise duty was also abolished.  The railway line from Dhola to Dhoraji, which was opened in his time, was built at the expense of all the other gondals except for fourteen and a half miles of the entire line.  Behind which 2/50 lakh was spent.  Which was opened in 181 AD.  They introduced compulsory free girls education in 1917.  Bhagwat Singhji was a very industrious, modest, frugal prince, he valued every penny of the state.  Nowhere was the flight cost or out of his attention spent.  The one who gave him the most fame is the great dictionary called "Bhagavad Gomandal" which he has prepared.  Donated Rs.2,50 to Fergusson College, Pune and reserved ten seats for students from his home state, which can still be availed by students of the old Gondal state even after independence.  Benmoon is a gift.  They visited the officers every week and inspected the work.  They had canceled 20 taxes during the Golden Jubilee and Silver Jubilee.  English officials also praised his state.  E.g.  "We want to live as a Gondal state population," he told Lord Willingdon.  'He passed away on 9-9-18.

Maharana Natwarsinhji - Porbandar

                    Maharana Natwarsinhji - Porbandar

                                                  

       On the death of Bhavsinhji, the 13th ruler of Porbandar, his son Natwarsinhji ascended the throne at the age of eight.  But due to being of Sagiravartha, from 1905 to 150 AD  The state of Porbandar was administered by the British.  They were given full power on 28-1-190.  He was born on 30-9-1901.  He was educated at Rajkumar College, Rajkot.  Maharana Natwarsinhji was a good, naive and people-loving ruler.  He loved scouting.  He was a good fan of cricket.  He went abroad to play as the captain of the Indian cricket team in 1918.  On the day of Natwarsinhji Hanuman Jayanti and Vasant Panchami, he used to run various competitions in a marathon race of 21.5 km in which Porbandar.  A 7-year-old Mere for two years with the participation of the youth of Koli, Vagher, Mer of the state.  Got the first number.  Their marriage is Rupaliba, daughter of Rajvi Dolatsinhji of Limbdi  (M. B. E.).  The state made good progress during his reign  Was and the people received unconditional love.  Natwar Singhji provided many facilities to the people of the state!  Provided and many improvements were made.  The city was adorned with coconuts on both sides of the road and the roads were improved.  During his reign a lot was established in Porbandar.  In which Associated Cement Company Factory in 18th, Maharana Textile Mill in 19th, Balmandir in 19th, Yuvak Sangh in 19th, Jagdish Oil Mill in 19th,  Duleep School of Cricket in 1918.  Apart from this, ginning and pressing factories, diwasali, glass and salt, vegetable ghee, soap etc. factories were also set up.  When the justice of Porbandar state was applauded, six criminal courts, four civil courts and   The court was present.  During his reign in 16 AD, the poet Rabindranath Tagore  When he came on a trip to Saurashtra, he also came to Porbandar.  Respected and made a big donation to "Visva-Bharati".  In his time, the fourth session of the Kathiawar Political Council was held in Porbandar in 1918 under the presidency of Amrutlal Thakkar.  He was awarded the title of "Maharaja" in 1917 for helping the British in the First World War and the number of cannon salutes was increased to 12.  On June 6, 19, the British also gave him the title of KCSI.   He died on October 4, 19.  They get an annual salary of Rs 2.50 lakh  Was found.

Thakorsa Jaswant Singhji Zala- Limbdi

                   Thakorsa Jaswant Singhji Zala- Limbdi

                                                   

       Limbdi was a second class state of Zala rulers with 6 villages.  Fateh Singhji Jaswant Singhji died at the age of only 6 years. He ascended the throne on 20-1-16 but as he was a child, he was given the full power by Mata Hariba and the British administration from 18 to 19 respectively.  He was born in 18 AD and received his primary education in Limbdi and at home.  He then went to Prince College and there he showed his talent and studied up to non-matric.  They had four queens, many students studying in Rajkumar College had the opportunity to travel abroad with his principal, Jaswant Singhji traveled abroad twice.  He had some special qualities, such as personal oversight of the state administration, self-determination of judicial questions and constant presence in the office. These qualities greatly benefited the state.  During his reign, the state of Limbdi made a lot of progress and during his tenure, eminent persons in Limbdi included dignitaries like Governor of Mumbai James Ferguson, Sir Sayajirao Gaekwad, Governor of Mumbai Lore, Swami Vivekananda etc.  Jaswant Singhji built a magnificent tower bungalow in Darbargarh, painted foreign artistic furniture in it, put up a magnificent clock that rang for fifteen minutes and built a building with a court office.  They built water works, canals, gardens for the people and for education built Jaswant Singhji Middle School and Sir Jaswant Singhji High School in 1904 and also established girls school and library.  As Jaswant Singhji was a shrewd and diplomatic prince, in the past the British ruled over Barwala.  She made the right representations in the fight.  Just like every prince builds villages in the name of himself and other relatives, Jaswant Singhji built new villages and settled Umedpur in 17 AD from his younger brother Umed Singhji.  Apart from this, 17 new temples named Devasthal, Jalampur and Yashwantpur were established in AD.  Karan Singhji Lakhtar and Jaswant Singhji were both brothers.  When he went on a pilgrimage to Char Dham, he ruled for fourteen months and in that list of friendships and events, Karan Singhji established Jaswant Singhji High School in the same way.  Jaswant Singhji had great faith in religion and many great men were satsangs of saints.  During his time Swami Vivekananda came to Limbdi and became his guest in Darbargarh and then he made recommendations to go to another place in Saurashtra.  He passed away at Mahabaleshwar on 18-9-1908.  He made Limbdi a famous city by providing many beautiful facilities and religious decoration.  He had no son so he got the charter of adoption.

Thakorsa Digvijaysinhji Zala - Limbdi

                Thakorsa  Digvijaysinhji Zala - Limbdi

                                              

        Digvijaysinhji was born on 10-7-16 and he studied at Rajkumar College, Rajkot and Eaton College, England.  Those who taught him during the study were also very impressed.  He was also enlisted in the Imperial Cadet Corps of Dehradun Military College.  The etiquette and discipline of the army became so strong that on some occasions they wore the cadet's attire and sought permission from the British government to wear that attire, and when they were allowed to do so, they wore the occasional attire.  He was so interested in the Imperial Cadet Corps and his attire that people constantly recognized him as a soldier of this cadet corps.  He was the eldest son of Dolatsinhji, the 7th ruler of Limbdi and was also known as Divijyasinhji alias Dadasaheb.  He was sitting on the throne on 17-10-190.  In 1910, his first marriage was to Maharaja Kesari Singhji's concubine Nand Kunwarba of Idar, his second marriage was to Jadeja's concubine Pravin Kunwarba in 1914.  Thakor Chhatrasalji was born to him from Pravin Kunwarba.  While Nandkunwarba had a son named Ramrajendrasinhji and two daughters.  But Ramrajendrasinhji died prematurely on Samvat 15 Bhadarva Sud-2 at the age of 16, so his grandfather Dolatsinhji built a hospital named Ramsagar Lake, Ramrajpar village and Ramrajendrasinhji after him to keep his memory fresh.  Digvijay Singhji was very clever, eloquent and agile enough to build relationships with the same man.  Maharaja Harisinhji of Kashmir and Nawab Tale Muhammad Khanji of Palanpur were his special friends.  When Jam Saheb from Nawanagar went to attend the meeting of the League of Nations, he took Digvijay Singhji with him as his personal minister.  When he was Yuvraj himself, he founded the Ghanshyam Singhji Club in Limbdi.  He left his 11-month-old son in Mumbai on Monday 7-1-191 due to an incurable disease.  But his body was brought to the capital Limbdi and cremated in Limbdi and his canopy was erected in the cemetery with a marble inscription engraved on it, from which the time of his birth, death and reign is known.  Another incident that took place when he died was that Miss Sharp, an English lunatic from Limbdi who had written Dolatsinhji's biography in English and called Dolatsinhji the breadwinner, also died that night along with Digvijaysinhji.  There were 20 villages with full government in Limbdi state and only 6 villages with revenue government in 181 AD.  12,9 in 181 and 12,3 in 1901.  11,09 in 1911.  11.5 in 181.  In 1911, it was 12,605.

Maharana Madarsinhji II - Sayla

                       Maharana Madarsinhji II - Sayla

                                                       

       The seventh prince of Sayla, Vakhtsinhji, died and his son Madarsinhji came to the throne.  Those who were born on 9-9-16 and sat on the throne on 5-1-16.  He was educated at Rajkumar College, Rajkot.  He received the CIE's Ilqab on 7-9-18.  They were very fond of raising cows, buffaloes and horses.  Improving and breeding Kathiawadi horse breeds.  Besides, Marwari horses were also kept in his stables and their breeds were improved.  His famous horses were Roopkot, Majmi, Vayukumar, Pegu, Starlight, Moonlight, Shyamsunder, Sukumar etc.  Among the breeds of cows, Girbreed and Wadhiyari and Kankreji were bred.  The buffaloes had breeds of Kundhi and Sanghan and Navsundari, which were improved.  Every seventh-eighth month of Shravan, sports and competitions were organized in the grounds of Kothi Bangla.  In addition, cattle shows and horse shows were held every year in the grounds of Jean's bungalow.  Many kings, political agents and residents of Kathiawar used to be guests to watch this show.  The Sayla Tramway was started in 18 AD.  Madarsinhji was enterprising, diligent and diligent.  He opened the tram-way and ginning factory that his father had set up.  Apart from this he made some improvements and conveniences in the state.  Sayla built the Mansarovar inside the village.  Bell opened a guest house near today's High-Way Road.  It was inaugurated by Bell himself.  He paid attention to the farmers and made some improvements in the field of agriculture.  The land of the lake was also allowed to be used for agriculture.  Sayla made the state a complete weed for the farmers as it was a weed.  At the time of calamity, farmers were given financial assistance and oxen were provided.  He was very fond of Yatra so he used to go on Yatra every year and being of religious nature he used to perform Maharudra Yajna in the temple of Kashi Vishwanath.  They built Kothi bungalows at Bell Guest House, bungalows on the hills of Navagadh, Dolia and Bhimeshwar and in the villages.  They had 12 queens.  He had four sons namely (1) Karan Singhji (2) Kanak Singhji (3) Manubha (4) Dipubha.  A total of 15 canopies of Sayla's Zala Rajavis are standing near Sayla's bus station today.  Each canopy is inscribed with inscriptions.  In which there is an article in the canopy before Maharana Sheshamalji that, in the year 1908, at the age of 9, he conquered Sayla from Karpada Kathi and established the capital.  These canopies also have canopies of empresses.  His canopy has also been erected here after the death of Maharana Madarsinhji.  In the inscription of which it is written that, he passed away on 7-9-17.

Thakorsa Dolatsinhji Zala- Limbdi

                Thakorsa  Dolatsinhji Zala-  Limbdi

                                                     

       Limbdi the ruler Jashwant Singhji, who passed away on 12-9-1908, sat on the throne of Limbdi.  Who were not Jashwant Singhji's nephews but close relatives.  His original name was Dadbha and he was born in Bodi village of Jamnagar state on 11-7-13.  He studied in Bodi village primary school and Jamnagar high school.  He became a commander in the army due to his special hobby of sports and horse riding and due to his strong body he made a name for himself in a field and made his fame talented.  After the death of Jashwant Singhji, other persons submitted their claims to the "Secretary of State for India" as far as England to get the throne of Limbdi, but the fate of the throne was written in the hands of Dolat Singhji.  Therefore, on 17-9-1908, he assumed the name of Dolatsinhji from Dadbha and sat on the throne.  Dolatsinhji had only one queen Baluba (Jadeja), they had four sons and two daughters.  Dolatsinhji was a generous philanthropist and a ruler of a religious nature.  Whenever he celebrated any occasion in his state he generously declared charity.  Justice Dolatsinhji understood that a man who travels acquires a lot of knowledge, so he had a passion for travel and he traveled to India and abroad.  From these travels this prince came to know a lot and his reflection was immediately visible in the state of Limbdi.  After this he made many improvements in his state and built houses to decorate Limbdi, including Vad House Market, Bhavendravila, Lalbanglo, Chhaliya Bazar, Moti Bazar, Dolatabridge, Ramrajendrasinh Hospital, lakes, fountains etc.  Apart from this, for the welfare of the people, he also started "Limbdi Darbari Gazette" informing about the details of the state by increasing water, electricity and tram services.  He started a mobile library.  He himself came out as a good reformer king and put a ban on alcohol, a ban on child marriage in the state of Limbdi.  Apart from this he established villages named Dolatpar, Digvijaygarh, Ramrajpar, Natwargarh, Pratapgarh, Ranagarh and Ghanshyampar.  He was a prince who gave importance to girls' education by freeing the debts of farmers and establishing a bank, promoting industries and making important reforms and facilities in the field of education.  They forbade the slaughter of animals on religious days.  He died on 30-9-190.  There is a delay of marble in his royal cemetery. The population of Libdi state is 5,05 in 181 AD.  5,12 in 191, 21,1 in 1901  2.3 in 1911.  In the year 181, 2,6.  The population of Libandi city was 30,081 in 2001. The state of Limbdi used to get an annual income of Rs. 1,2,000.

Maharana Vikmatji Jethwa - Porbandar

           Maharana Vikmatji Jethwa - Porbandar

                                                    

     After the death of Khimoji (1917 to 181), the 13th ruler of Porbandar, Vikmatji became the ruler of the Jethwa dynasty of Porbandar state.  Who was also called Bhojrajji.  He was born in 19 AD.  As he was only eight years old at the time of his father Rana Khimaji, Rajmatashri Rupalibai ruled the state.  Rupaliba, who lived a simple life, was opposed to false spending, who chose to run the state frugally when the state coffers were empty.  Rajmata was of religious nature who built Madhavrayaji's temple in Madhavpur in 160 AD.  Kedareshwar, Kedarkund, Rupaliba Lake (Bhojlar) were built in Porbandar during the time of Vikmatji.  After the death of Rajmata in 181, Vikmatji took over the throne.  Porbandar state population in 181 AD was 21,08.  9,1 in 181; 2,20 in 1901;  21,50 in 1911.  1,01,81 in 151 AD.  Is.  The population of Porbandar city was 1,13,8 in 181 and 12,8 in 181.  19,205 in 181. 6,90 in 1901.  6,51 in 1911.  2.3 in 191, 2.3 in 191.  In the year 181, 2,6.  In the year 181, 2,6.  In 181, it was 2,051.  When E.S.  In 2001, the city had a population of 4,50,8.  Due to the proper administration and stability of Vikmatji, the British government liked Porbandar state in the first class.  At the time of Vikmatji, piracy on the coast was less.

      Okha Mandal handed over Gaikwad to Vaghero and went outside.  Which was guarded by the army of Porbandar.  When Vikmatji went on a pilgrimage and handed over the reins to Kumar Madhavsinhji, Laxman Khawas ran the state instead of Madhavsinh.  Took.  When the British government came to know about this incident, they took action against Vikmatji and reduced the state of Porbandar from first class to third class and took power from Vikmatji's hands and appointed an administrator.  In 18 AD, Sir F.S.  A song is sung about Leli destroying the fort of Porbandar.  "Rana's stronghold was taken by Lelid, he fell down and hit Patado ... Rana's stronghold.  At this time, Vikmatji had made representations to the British government about the injustice done to him, but the British administration remained in Porbandar from 1800 to 1900 during Vikmatji's time.  At this time the railways and roads were closed and the monarchy was closed.  Vikmatji Rajarshi lived a life, he was a religious person.  He used to get up early every morning, take a bath with cold water and sit in worship.  He himself was initially a Vaishnava.  But then became Shaivite.  After Vikmatji died on 21-8-16, Bhavsinhji was sitting on the throne of Porbandar.

Thakorsa Bawajiraj Rajadeja - Rajkot

              Thakorsa  Bawajiraj Rajadeja - Rajkot

                                                 

      In the eleventh of Rajkot, the ruler Meramanji came to the throne of Bawajiraj Rajkot after the fourth.  Rajkot was a second class state with 3 villages.  Bawajiraj was born on 20-6-18 but his mother Hariba died within two years.  As Bawajiraj was 9 years old at the time of his father's death, Nanba ruled the state with his grandmother.  Bawajiraj was educated at Rajkumar College.  He was a royal scholar, a good reader, sociable, courageous, majestic and knowledgeable of the law.  There were those who lived full of simplicity.  They had eleven queens including (1) Kunwari Chandba of Wankaner (2) Sayla's Kunwari Keshaba (3) Kundla Jhala's Kunwari Bajirajba (4) Sayla's Kunwari II (5) Sindhavdar's Kunwari Hajuba (Kanpur's)(6) Sindhavadarnakunwari Sundarba (7) Lakhanka Gohil Kunwari Gaguba.  Three of the eleven queens were alive at the time of his death.  Kumarshree Lakhajiraj was born in Sardhar by Rani Anand Kunwarba of Dharampur.  Bavajiraj traveled to Hindustan in 19 AD.  Bawajiraja also made many reforms in his state.  In it, he started a riot by defeating Ganot instead of Bhagwatai in some places and established an appellate court and a small court in which he himself sat as a judge.  During the drought of 19, the old lake of Sardhar and the old Darbargadh were repaired at a cost of Rs.  Kotharia built a magnificent palace in the royal garden of Rajkot outside Naka.  He gave land in which the lake of Randarda was to be built at the expense of the kings of Kathiawar.  In the time of Bawajiraj, the state of Rajkot could have executed its ryots with total power in civil work and in criminal work, but the foreign state had to seek the approval of the British government to impose the death penalty.  It was Bawajiraja who gave 5 acres of land for a civil station in Rajkot to the British government at a rent of Rs.500.  During his time libraries were opened in Rajkot and Sardhar and suburban and market bonds and municipalities were established and the proper constitution of the municipality was framed.  He was a prince who made a good effort to develop Rajkot and the old capital Sardhar.  Bawajiraj died on 11-9-190 at a young age in a severe illness of one month.  But even today a school named after him runs in Rajkot, the way students remember this prince every day.  Bawajiraja made the state stronger and better by introducing Rajkot into the modern age.  The population of Rajkot city in 181 is 31,13.  6 in 181, 5,171 in 1901.  4,15 in 1911.  5,114 in 181; 4,114 in 151.  In the year 181, 2,6.  Is.  16,09 out of 181  18,12 in 181. While in 2001, the population of Rajkot was 12,50,81.