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Prajeeta II

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Prajeeta Rajya Lakshmi Devi Misra
Queen of Mahana
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Prajeeta (left) and her husband Charandra Tamarkar Misra (right) her reign in 1892.
Reign28 February 1902 – 12th September 1917
Coronation19th June 1902
SuccessorRajya III
BornPrajeeta Rajya Lakshmi Devi Krishnu
5th May 1863
Jutpandi Royal Hospital, Nuragara Province, Mahana
Died26 July 1945(1945-07-26) (aged 82)
Jutpandi, Mahana
Charandra Tamarkar Misra
Issue
Regnal name
Prajeeta Rajya Lakshmi Devi Misra
DynastyMisra Dynasty

Prajeeta Rajya Lakshmi Devi Misra, Queen of Mahana (Born Prajeeta Rajya Lakshmi Devi Krishnu, 5th May 1863 - 26th July 1945) was a member of the Misra Dynasty and Queen of Mahana from 1902 to 1917, when she abdicated the throne to her eldest son, King Rajya. Prajeeta's activism and glamour made her an icon regionally and internationally. Her activism lead to her abdication as she left the glamourous royal life to assist with charities in Azania.

Prajeeta was born to royalty, the daughter and only heir of the reigning king, Manmohan Krishnu, and raised in the Jutpandi Royal Palace. During her early years she was in the eyes of the nations people and the media, known for having beautiful eyes and a charismatic smile. She was made Sardar of Nuragara in 1890. In 1891 she was married to a noble named Charandra Tamarkar Misra, heir to a successful cane plantation. Her father finally passed in 1902, and she was coronated in the months following.

Early Life

Prajeeta was born to royalty, the daughter and only heir of the reigning king, Manmohan Krishnu, and raised in the Jutpandi Royal Palace. Her early life was very public, appearing in media and to the public often as it was know she would be the final member of the Krishnu Dynasty of monarchs, as well as being one of Mahana's first queens.

Marriage

Coronation

Royal Career

Abdication

Life after royalty

Death

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