in centimeters- 168 cm
in meters- 1.68 m
in feet inches- 5’ 6”
Weight (approx.)
in kilograms- 60 kg
in pounds- 132 lbs
Eye Colour
Black
Hair Colour
Black
Personal Life
Date of Birth
13 January 1880
Birth Place
Princely State of Ratlam (Now district in Madhya Pradesh)
Date of Death
3 February 1947
Place of Death
Not Known
Age (at the time of death)
67 Years
Death Cause
Not Known
Zodiac sign/Sun sign
Capricorn
Nationality
Indian
Hometown
Princely State of Ratlam (Now district in Madhya Pradesh)
School
Not Known
College/University
Daly College, Indore
Mayo College, Ajmer
the Imperial Cadet Corps (ICC), Dehradun
Educational Qualification
Not Known
Family
Father- H.H. Raja Shrimant Sir Ranjit Singhji Sahib Bahadur Mother- H.H. Jhaliji Maharani Shrimant Raj Kunverba Sahiba Brother- Not Known Sister- Not Known
Religion
Hinduism
Address
Ranjit Bilas Palace, Princely State of Ratlam
Hobbies
Playing Golf & Horse Riding
Marital Status
Married
Wife/Spouse
Sodawala Maharani Shrimant Sodha Bai Sahiba and 4 more
Marriage Date
1. 29 June 1902
2. 24 October 1902
3. Not Known
4. Not Known
5. 20 August 1922
Maharaja Sajjan Singh belongs to the Rathore Dynasty and was the ruler of the princely State of Ratlam, which is now a district in Madhya Pradesh.
He was the only son of his parents and succeeded to the Ratlam throne at the age of 13.
In 1908, he was appointed as the Captain in the British Indian Army.
During 1914-1915, he had served the Western front in the first world war and because of his loyalty towards his service, he was given the honour of 11-gun salute to 13-gun salute.
After the first world war, he had served as the ruler of the State of Rewa for the two consecutive years i.e. from 1918 to 1922.
He had also served as aide-de-camp (an Army Officer who help officers of higher rank) to a General Commanding officer, George V and to the Prince of Wales (aka Edward VIII) during the period of 1915 to 1936.
From 1936 to 1947, he had served George VI as an honorary and as an extra aide-de-camp of his unit.
He was the connoisseur of Polo and served as Steward of the Indian Polo Association. He had also served as the Adviser and Member of the Selection Committee for Indian Army Polo Team.
He had married five times and had five children all with his fifth wife, Sodawala Maharani Shrimant Sodha Bai Sahiba.
He was also the Vice-President of Central India Rajput Hitkarini Sabha.
He had also recieved various honours such as Delhi Durbar Gold Medal (1903 and 1911), Victory Medal (1918), Silver Jubilee Award (1935), Coronation Medal (1937), and the Legion of Honour of France (1918), and many more.
On 23 March 2018, a film named, Sajjan Singh Rangroot was made, which is said to be loosely based on the journey of his life. The film starred popular Punjabi singer and actor, Diljit Dosanjh, who played the main character of Sajjan Singh.