In 1897, Queen Victoria celebrated her diamond jubilee and Nawab Hamid Ali of Rampur, who had been on the throne since the time he was 14, send a beautiful commemoration in this regard Nawab Hamid Ali, by this time had returned from his international travels, wherein he mentions in his travelogue ,Masiri-e-Hamidia, that foreign lands have given him a new insight on ruling Indian people and that divinity doesn’t come through birth, it comes through culture and kingdom He was particularly taken with Queen Victoria and her immense influence on her colonies When Lord Curzon insulted him on his visit to Rampur, he even complained it to Queen Victoria directly and Curzon had to face a lot of problems later on Nawab Hamid Ali writes accolades on the queens reign signing it off with beautiful motifs with a picture of the Rampur Rohilla and British insignia and the Rampur (or Delhi?) Jama Masjid in between

In 1897, Queen Victoria celebrated her diamond jubilee and Nawab Hamid Ali of Rampur, who had been on the throne since the time he was 14, send a beautiful commemoration in this regard Nawab Hamid Ali, by this time had returned from his international travels, wherein he mentions in his travelogue ,Masiri-e-Hamidia,

that foreign lands have given him a new insight on ruling Indian people and that divinity doesn’t come through birth, it comes through culture and kingdom He was particularly taken with Queen Victoria and her immense influence on her colonies When Lord Curzon insulted him on his visit to Rampur, he even complained

it to Queen Victoria directly and Curzon had to face a lot of problems later on Nawab Hamid Ali writes accolades on the queens reign signing it off with beautiful motifs with a picture of the Rampur Rohilla and British insignia and the Rampur (or Delhi?) Jama Masjid in between