He was not a normal person; he was a Maharaja, a person whose life is still important today. He was born with a lot of wealth, but he chose to help others and make things better, leaving a big mark on India. Think of him as a real life good king from a movie, but with real things he did that changed schools and people's lives. His story is not just about big houses and being a king. It is about a leader who knew what his people needed. From the early 1900s until he died, he helped start schools like Kameshwar Singh Sanskrit University and helped other schools a lot, showing that he believed in education. People who worked with him liked his ideas. One person said, "He was very kind," showing that he cared about people's well being. He liked art, helped science research, and helped farming in Bihar. Imagine him as the main person behind something like the movie "Swades", helping his area get better. He was not just a king; he helped change things, a true leader who used his power to help people. He had a big impact even outside of his land, making him an important person before and after India became free.