Pictures from Rajput Provinces of India. Pictures of Maharajas, Kings, Princes and Royals on India (Page 91) : Rajput Provinces of India

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Present Yuvrajsaheb Kirtirajsinhji and Yuvranisaheb Hiteshwari Kumari Jadeja (Rajpara)

Thakorsaheb Lakhajiraj Aashajiraj (Rajpara)

Thakorsaheb Aashajiraj Bhimjiraj (Rajpara)

Yuvrajsaheb Pruthvirajji Lakhajiraj (Rajpara)

Present Thakorsaheb Rajvijaysinhji Shivbhadrasinhji of Rajpara (Rajpara)

The Rajpura Fort (Rajpara)

Rajvanta Palace of Rajpipla Gujarat (Rajpipla)

Front view of Rajvanta Place Rajpipla Gujarat (Rajpipla)

Lt.-Col. HH Maharana Shri Sir VIJAYSINHJI CHHATRASINHJI Sahib (Rajpipla)

Vadia Palace, also known as Indrajit-Padmini Mahal, Rajpipla (Rajpipla)

Book on triumph of Maharaja Shri Sir Vijaysinhji of Rajpipla in the Epsom Derby of England in 1934. (Rajpipla)

Maharaja Shri Sir Vijaysinhji of Rajpipla in his Roll-Royce Silver Ghost 1921 with Sir Frederick Sykes, Governor of Bombay, at Rajpipla in 1929. (Rajpipla)

Maharana Shri Sir Chhatrasinhji Gambhirsinhji of Rajpipla. (Rajpipla)

Maharana Gambhirsinhji Verisalji of Rajpipla with his eldest son Yuvraj Chhatrasinhji, two other younger sons and courtiers in 1875. (Rajpipla)

Special postal cover issued to commemorate the platinum jubilee of the triumph of Maharaja Sir Vijaysinhji of Rajpipla in the Epsom Derby of England on 6th June 1934. (Rajpipla)

Prince Indra Vikram Singh (Teddy) of Rajpipla with Rolls-Royce Phantom II 1934, originally owned by his grandfather Maharaja Vijaysinhji, now in the Mewar royal family collection (Rajpipla)

Vadia Palace (Indrajit-Padmini Mahal), Rajpipla, rear view. (Rajpipla)

HH Maharaja Shri Sir Vijaysinhji of Rajpipla (Rajpipla)

Railway bridge over the River Karjan, built during the reign of Maharaja Vijaysinhji, bringing the line right up to Rajpipla town, being inaugurated by Lord Willingdon, Governor of Bombay in 1917 (Rajpipla)

Rajpipla High School, built during the reign of Maharaja Vijaysinhji (Rajpipla)

Rajpipla Polo Team 1943, comprising (from left) Maharajkumar Indrajeet Singhji, Yuvraj Rajendra Singhji, Maharaja Sir Vijaysinhji and Maharajkumar Pramod Singhji (Rajpipla)

Rajpipla Civil Hospital built during the reign of Maharaja Shri Sir Vijaysinhji, and inaugurated by Maharaja Sir Sayajirao Gaekwad of Baroda in 1917 (Rajpipla)

Lal Tower, built in 1896 during the reign of Maharana Gambhirsinhji (Rajpipla)

Maharana Chhatrasinhji driving his Wolseley 6 hp 1903-04 in Rajpipla, with Governor of Bombay Presidency Charles Cochrane Baillie, Lord Lamington, seated by his side (Rajpipla)

Maharajkumar Indrajeet Singhji astride his horse Royal at the Indian Military Academy polo ground, Dehra Dun in 1963 (Rajpipla)

At Vijay Palace, Rajpipla, (from left) Maharaj Indra Vikram Singh, Maharaja Raghubir Singh and Yuvraj Manvendra Singh (Rajpipla)

Vishvajeet Singh (Joey) at Vijay Palace, Rajpipla, December 1987 (Rajpipla)

Shri Harsiddhi Mataji, Kuldevi of the Gohil Rajput royal family of Rajpipla (Rajpipla)

Rajpipla State postage stamp during the reign of Maharana Gambhirsinhji (Rajpipla)

Rajpipla State two annas stamp during the reign of Maharaja Vijaysinhji (Rajpipla)

Maharaja Vijaysinhji's horse Windsor Lad stumps the hot favourite Colombo in the Epsom Derby of England in 1934 (Rajpipla)

(From left) Maharaja Raghubir Sinhji, Maj. Gen. R.K. Randhir Sinhji, Maharaj Indra Vikram Singhji, Yuvraj Manvendra Singhji and Maj. R.K. Yashoraj Sinhji. (Rajpipla)

Princess Mohini Kunverba (later Maharani Sahiba of Morvi) and Prince Billy (Maharajkumar Indrajit Sinhji) in 1926. (Rajpipla)

Maharani Padmini Kunverba and Prince Billy (Maharajkumar Indrajit Sinhji) around 1930. (Rajpipla)

His Highness Maharaja Sir Vijaysinhji (Rajpipla)

(From left) R.K. Brian Himatsinhji Gohil, Mrs. Mariandel Gohil and Maharaj Indra Vikram Singhji in November 2014. (Rajpipla)

His Highness Maharana Chhatrasinhji Gambhirsinhji Sahib, Raja of Rajpipla, KCIE (B. 1862 R. 1897 -1915 D. 1915) with British visitors. (Rajpipla)

Maharaja Vijaysinhji leading his horse Windsor Lad after winning the Epsom Derby of England on 6th June 1948. (Rajpipla)

Sommerville European Guest House built by Maharaja Vijaysinhji, with the River Karjan and the Satpura hills in the background. (Rajpipla)

Some Rajpipla cars parked in front of Chhatravilas Palace in February 1926. (Rajpipla)

Juni Haveli (Old Palace) built in 1730 when the capital was shifted from Junaraj in the Satpuras hills to the present site of Nandod on the banks of the River Karjan. (Rajpipla)

Statue of Maharaja Vijaysinhji (ruled from 1915 till merger in 1948) at the northern entrance to Rajpipla town. (Rajpipla)

Lt.-Col. His Highness Maharana Shri Sir Vijaysinhji of Rajpipla, K.C.S.I., G.B.E., is the only Indian owner to win the Epsom Derby in 1934 since it began in 1780, with his horse Windsor Lad. (Rajpipla)

Maharaja Vijaysinhji of Rajpipla driving his car, with Lady Willingdon seated beside and Governor of Bombay Presidency Lord Willingdon at the back, in 1917 (Rajpipla)

Maharaja Vijaysinhji seated in his car with his son Prince Billy (Maharajkumar Indrajitsinhji), around 1930 (Rajpipla)

Maharajkumar Indrajitsinhji and Rani Vina Kumari with their sons Indra Vikram Singh (Teddy) and Indra Vadan Singh (Anuj) (Rajpipla)

Indra Vikram Singh (Teddy) with his son Vishvajeet Singh (Joey) at Vijay Palace, Rajpipla on 31st December 1987 (Rajpipla)

Rani Vina Kumari with her grandchildren (from left) Vishvajeet Singh (Joey), Chandra Vadan Singh and Shubhangini Singh (Rajpipla)

Thakor Saheb Jasvant Sinhji (Rajpur)

Thakur Sahab Kushal Singhji of Rajpura, 17th Thakur of Bae (Rajpura)

Fort Rama (Rama)

Baba Ramdevji Maharaj (Ramdevra)

Ramgarh Raja (Ramgarh)

Sun Temple (Ramgarh)

Padma Gate (Ramgarh)

Ramgarh Temple (Ramgarh)

Ramgarh Temples (Ramgarh)

Ramgarh Temples (Ramgarh)

Ramgarh Temple (Ramgarh)

Ramgarh Temple (Ramgarh)

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