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Uncanny resemblance between Juni Haveli of Rajpipla and Lord’s Cricket Ground pavilion at London

December 4, 2020 Albert Trott Chhatravilas Palace Dhanaji Jadav Dorset Square Emperor Aurangzeb Indrajit-Padmini Mahal (Vadia Palace) Junaraj (Old Rajpipla Juni Haveli (Old Palace) Long Room Lord's Pavilion Lord's Maharaja Peelajirao Gaekwar of Baroda Maharana Chhatrasinhji of Rajpipla Maharana Jeetsinhji of Rajpipla Maharana Verisalji I of Rajpipla Marathas Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) Middlesex County Cricket Club Mughal Emperor Akbar Mughal Empire Nandod Taluka Rajpipla Rajpipla Kingdom Rajpipla Royal Family Rajpipla State Ratanpur (Limbodhra) Regent's Canal Rest of the World XI River Karjan Sachin Tendulkar Satpura Hills Satpuras Shane Warne St. John's Wood Thomas Lord Thomas Verity Vijay Palace Western Satpuras Leave a comment

Junaraj, the mediaeval capital of the Gohil Rajput dynasty of Rajpipla

January 30, 2016 Devchhatra Hill Emperor Akbar Ghogha Gohil Rajput dynasty Junaraj (Old Rajpipla Maharana Arjunsinhji of Rajpipla Maharana Jeetsinhji of Rajpipla Maharana Verisalji I of Rajpipla Nandod (New Rajpipla) Pirambet Rajpipla Kingdom Rao Chokrana Parmar River Karjan Sultans of Ahmedabad Thakor Mokhdaji Gohil of Ghogha Western Satpuras 8 Comments

The 600-year rule of the Gohil Rajput dynasty over the principality of Rajpipla, India

November 11, 2014 Bappa Rawal (Kalbhoj) Gohil Rajput Clan Gohil Rajput dynasty Gujarat India Junaraj (Old Rajpipla Maharaja of Rajpipla Maharaja Sir Vijaysinhji of Rajpipla Maharajkumar Indrajeet Singhji of Rajpipla Maharajkumar Pramod Singhji of Rajpipla Maharana Gambhirsinhji of Rajpipla Maharana Jeetsinhji of Rajpipla Maharana Sir Chhatrasinhji of Rajpipla Maharana Verisal I of Rajpipla Maharana Verisal II of Rajpipla MUHIDEOSUR GOHADIT (GUHIL) Nandod (New Rajpipla) Prince Indra Vikram Singh of Rajpipla Rajpipla Kingdom Rajpipla State Rana Arjunsinhji of Rajpipla Rao Chokrana Parmar River Karjan River Narmada River Tapti Rolls-Royce Salivahan Satpura Hills Shri Harsiddhi Mataji Suryavanshi Gohil Rajput Clan Thakor Mokhdaji of Ghogha Yuvraj Rajendra Singhji of Rajpipla Leave a comment

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When the British royal family saw Maharaja Vijaysinhji of Rajpipla winning the Epsom Derby of England in 1934. Excerpts from Indra Vikram Singh’s book ‘A Maharaja’s Turf’
What The Racing Gazette wrote about Maharaja Vijaysinhji of Rajpipla in November 1921
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How ‘the threatened fragmentation’ of India was averted by the rulers of sovereign Indian States by signing the Instrument of Accession and Standstill Agreement just before independence. Excerpt from ‘The Story of the Integration of Indian States’ by V.P. Menon
On this day, 6th June in the year 1934, Maharaja Vijaysinhji of Rajpipla won the blue riband of the turf, the Epsom Derby of England. He wrote about the enthralling event in the Sporting Times a couple of months later

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