Abhishek Balaji II
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| Abhishek Balaji II | |
|---|---|
| Unnatatvam Sūryanṟe Sulttān | |
 Unnatatvam (1921), an oil canvas painting by Mastor Nishapuri (Yarwala Gallery, Yarwala) | |
| Sultan of Cunucca | |
| Reign | March 5, 1919 – August 29, 1950 |
| Coronation | March 5, 1919, Sundam Kattar, Connam |
| Predecessor | Madhvan Balaji |
| Successor | Office abolished |
| Born | March 12, 1888 Maidad Kattar, Connam, Sultanate of Cunucca |
| Died | February 10, 1970 (aged 81) Aniarro, Lavaria |
| Spouse | Maharana Saphala Ujam |
| Issue | Indeevar Balaji Jeevan Balaji Bhupendra Balaji |
| Dynasty | Balaji |
| Father | Madhvan Balaji |
| Mother | Sarita Salil |
| Religion | Iqlad |
Abhishek Balaji II (March 12 1888 – February 10, 1970; aged 81) was the second and final Sultan of Cunucca from his father's death in 1919 to his deposition due to the Ratanpur Revolution in 1950. His reign was characterised by stagnant development, personal acquisition of wealth and political uncertainty that ultimately withheld Cunucca from becoming a power on the global stage.