Ram Mohun Roy was sent to England in 1830 by Akbar II, the penultimate Mughal Emperor (reigned 1806-1837), to plead for his pension and allowances to be increased. It was for this representation that the Emperor conferred the title 'Raja' upon him.
The title 'Raja' was conferred on Ram Mohun Roy by the Mughal emperor
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