List of honorary knighthoods in India

21-gun salute Hyderabad • Mir Mahbub Ali Khan - GCB (1902) • Asaf Jah VII - GBE (1917) • Azam Jah - GBE (1943) Mysore • Krishnaraja Wodeyar IV - GBE (1917) • Jayachamarajendra Wodeyar - GCB (1946) Jammu and Kashmir • Ram Singh of Jammu and Kashmir - KCB (1895) • Partab Singh of Kashmir - GBE (1918) • Hari Singh - GCVO (1946), KCVO (1922) • Khan Bahhadur Akram Ali Khan. - GBE (1940) Gwalior • Jayajirao Scindia - GCB (1877) • Madho Rao Scindia - GCVO (1902), GBE (1917) 19-gun salute Bhopal • Sultan Kaikhusrau Jahan Begum - GBE (1917) Kolhapur • Shahu IV - GCVO (1903) 17-gun salute Kotah • Umed Singhji II - GBE (1918) Bahawalpur (now in Pakistan) • Sadeq Mohammad Khan V - KCVO (1922) Bikaner • Ganga Singh - GCVO(1919), GBE (1921), KCB (1918) Cutch • Vijayaraji - GBE (1945) Jodhpur • Sumair Singh - KBE (1918) • Umaid Singh - KCVO (1922) Patiala • Bhupinder Singh - GCVO (1922), GBE (1918) • Yadavindra Singh - GBE (1942) 15-gun salute Dholpur • Udaybhanu Singh - KCVO (1922) Dhar • Udajirao II - KCVO (1922), KBE (1917) Idar • Pratap Singh of Idar - GCB (1918), KCB (1901), GCVO (1911) Rampur • Hamid Ali Khan Bahadur - GCVO (1911) Swat (now part of Pakistan) • Abdul Wadud - KBE (1930) 13-gun salute Kapurthala • Jagatjit Singh Bahadur - GBE (1927) Nawanagar • K.S. Ranjitsinhji - GBE (1919) Ratlam • Sajjan Singh of Ratlam - KCVO (1922) Jaora • Muhammad Ifthikar Ali Khan Bahadur - GBE (1937) Palanpur • Taley Muhammad Khan Bahadur - KCVO (1922) Rajpipla • Vijaysinhji Chhatrasinhji - GBE (1945) Tripura • Bir Bikram Kishore - GBE (1946) 11-gun salute Assam Hiralal Phukan -1917(A.D.) Received the Order of British India First Class in the Delhi Durbar. Narendra Nath Phukan -1941 For fighting courageous in the Second World War. And, also received the Indian Recruiting Badge. Morvi • Lakhdhiraji Waghji - GBE (1939) Narsingarh • Jodhpuriji Shri Huzur Rani Bapu Shiv Kanwarji Sahiba, Rani of Narsingarh - DBE (1924) ==Religious heads==

The Aga Khan As a religious head, the Aga Khan is not a monarch per se, but until 1947 merited a 13-gun salute, and is entitled to a royal style • Aga Khan III-GCMG, GCVO • Aga Khan IV-KBE (2003) ==Political pensioners==

Those ruling families had lost ruling rights by the 20th century. Murshidabad (entitled to a 19-gun personal salute) • Nawab Sayyid Wasif Ali Mirza Khan-KCVO (1912) == See also ==