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The empire was established by [[Bakhtawar singh Pathak|Raja Bakhtawar Singh Pathak]] at the beginning of the 18th century, and it prospered during the reign of [[Darshan singh Pathak|Raja Darshan Singh Pathak]]. He built the Shiva temple, a strong fort, a market, a palace, the Surya Kund, and the Estate of [[Darshan Nagar]].<ref>{{Cite web |title=Suryakund – Darshan Nagar Ayodhya |url=https://nowayodhya.com/surya-kund-ayodhya/}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web |title=Prachin Surya Kund Temple |url=https://www.srimandir.com/temples/suryakund-temple}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web |title=Raj Dwar Mandir Ayodhya |url=https://myadhyatm.com/37570-2/}}</ref> [[Maharaja]] [[Sir]] Man Singh Bahadur, son of [[Raja]] [[Raja Darshan Singh|Darshan Singh]]. The King of Delhi conferred on him the title of Raja-Bahadur. Later, he was awarded the title of Kayam-Jung. He was given the title of [[Knight Commander of the Star of India]] ([[K.C.S.I.]]) by the British Empire. When Major Sleeman toured the Awadh province, he wrote that [[Ayodhya]], under [[Brahmin]] rulers, was one of the most prosperous estates in Awadh. More than 1500 villages were under this estate. |
The empire was established by [[Bakhtawar singh Pathak|Raja Bakhtawar Singh Pathak]] at the beginning of the 18th century, and it prospered during the reign of [[Darshan singh Pathak|Raja Darshan Singh Pathak]]. He built the Shiva temple, a strong fort, a market, a palace, the Surya Kund, and the Estate of [[Darshan Nagar]].<ref>{{Cite web |title=Suryakund – Darshan Nagar Ayodhya |url=https://nowayodhya.com/surya-kund-ayodhya/}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web |title=Prachin Surya Kund Temple |url=https://www.srimandir.com/temples/suryakund-temple}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web |title=Raj Dwar Mandir Ayodhya |url=https://myadhyatm.com/37570-2/}}</ref> [[Maharaja]] [[Sir]] Man Singh Bahadur, son of [[Raja]] [[Raja Darshan Singh|Darshan Singh]]. The King of Delhi conferred on him the title of Raja-Bahadur. Later, he was awarded the title of Kayam-Jung. He was given the title of [[Knight Commander of the Star of India]] ([[K.C.S.I.]]) by the British Empire. When Major Sleeman toured the Awadh province, he wrote that [[Ayodhya]], under [[Brahmin]] rulers, was one of the most prosperous estates in Awadh. More than 1500 villages were under this estate. |
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Latest revision as of 17:28, 8 December 2025
Maharaja of Ayodhya
Maharaja Sir Pratap Narayan Singh Bahadur, K.C.I.E , also known as Maharaja Dwijraj Mishra (1855-1906), was the king of the Mishra dynasty of Ayodhya.[1] He succeeded to the throne upon the death of his maternal grandfather, Maharaja Sir Man Singh Bahadur.[2] Maharaja Pratap Narayan Singh is also a Member of the Imperial Legislative Council and Life President of the Taluqdar’s British Indian Association, a Member of the Royal Asiatic Society, Calcutta, &c. &c.[3][4] The Mishra’s Empire was able to maintain the concept of Ram Rajya.
The empire was established by Raja Bakhtawar Singh Pathak at the beginning of the 18th century, and it prospered during the reign of Raja Darshan Singh Pathak. He built the Shiva temple, a strong fort, a market, a palace, the Surya Kund, and the Estate of Darshan Nagar.[5][6][7] Maharaja Sir Man Singh Bahadur, son of Raja Darshan Singh. The King of Delhi conferred on him the title of Raja-Bahadur. Later, he was awarded the title of Kayam-Jung. He was given the title of Knight Commander of the Star of India (K.C.S.I.) by the British Empire. When Major Sleeman toured the Awadh province, he wrote that Ayodhya, under Brahmin rulers, was one of the most prosperous estates in Awadh. More than 1500 villages were under this estate.[8]
- 1880 – The Hon. Shriman Maharaja Bahadur Sir Pratap Narayan Singh, Title – Raja
- 1887 – The Hon. Shriman Maharaja Bahadur Sir Pratap Narayan Singh, Title – Maharaja
- 1895 – The Hon. Shriman Maharaja Bahadur Sir Pratap Narayan Singh, Title – K.C.I.E.
- 1896 – The Hon. Shriman Maharaja Bahadur Sir Pratap Narayan Singh, K.C.I.E., Title – MAHAMAHOPADHYAYA
- The Hon. Shriman Maharaja Bahadur Sir Pratap Narayan Singh, K.C.I.E., Title – AYODHYA – NARESH.
- The Hon. Shriman Maharaja Bahadur Sir Pratap Narayan Singh, K.C.I.E., Title – MAHARAJADHIRAJA
