[2] He became the Maharana of Dharampur with full powers on 7 August 1891 following his father's death.

[1][3] He took great interest in educating his subjects and established many schools across various parts of Dharampur.

[4] He introduced free primary and high school education in his state and provided scholarships for deserving students to pursue college and advanced studies.

[6] There was also a small escort on horseback and a second carriage carrying his principal officials.

[6] He paid homage to George V while dressed in white silk with gold embroidery, ornate decorations, and a yellow turban.