Person · r. c. 1615 – 1621
Bhao Singh
بھاؤ سنگھ
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Son and successor of Man Singh I as raja of Amber from c. 1615, invested with the Panjhazari (mansab of five thousand); died in A.H. 1030 of excessive drinking, and was succeeded by Maha Singh.
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- vol. III (Crooke ed., 1920), p. 1339 · read as page image
Bhāo Singh, c. a.d. 1615-21.—Rao Bhao Singh succeeded his father, and was invested by the emperor with the Panjhazari, or dignity of a legionary chief of five thousand. He was of weak intellect, and ruled a few years without distinction. He died in a.h. 1030 of excessive drinking.