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.