Mahamahopadhyaya

Mahamahopadhyaya ( Sanskrit: महामहोपाध्याय, mahāmahopādhyāya ) is an Indian honorific, which was normally awarded to Sanskrit scholars. During the colonial period the carrier had the right to participate in the Durbar, where they stood in rank behind the titular Rajas. His Muslim equivalent is Shams -ul- Ulama.

  • Sir Atar Singh, of Baradur
  • Mahesh Chandra Nyayaratna
  • Dr. Shastri Haraprasad
  • Prasanna Chandra Nyayaratna
  • Dr. Satis Chandra Vidyabhushana
  • Narayan, Shero; as " Head Pundit " responsible for the education of sons Prince at Mayo College, Ajmer.
  • Shastri, Har Narain (* October 24, 1870, ern. 1911); Professor of Sanskrit literature and theology, Hindu College, Delhi. 1906 co-founder of Rishikul Brahmachari Ashram.
  • Subbaravacharya, Srimushnam Vyakarna (* 1837), traditionally educated Sanskrit Scholar, descendant of Arya Charlu, Pundit of the principality of Tanjore, auditors for Pundits ' Conference in Tajor ( Mysore ).
  • Tarkaratna, Biseswar (* 1869 in Backerganj, East Bengal ). Sanskrit Scholar, whose family several generations operated a corresponding training center. Pundit of the Princely State Burdhwan and its ruler.
Title of honor British Raj Kingdom of Mysore
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