Person · r. 1516 – 1532
Ganga
Ganga, grandson of Suja through his son Bhaga, succeeded his grandfather in 1516 after defeating a rival uncle's bid for the throne, and died in 1532, by one unconfirmed account by poison.
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- vol. II (Crooke ed., 1920), p. 953 · read as page image
Rāo Ganga, a.d. 1516-32.—Ganga, grandson of Suja, succeeded his grandfather in S. 1572 (a.d. 1516); but his uncle, Saga, determined to contest his right to the gaddi... Ganga died four years after this event, and was succeeded by Rāo Māldeo.