Rani Rashmoni

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Rani Rashmoni was a 19th-century Bengali philanthropist and influential zamindar known for her social reforms and patronage of Hindu religious institutions.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Hindu
human
social reformer
zamindar
birthPlace Bengal Presidency
British India
Halkhata
near Halisahar
centuryOfActivity 19th century
countryOfCitizenship India
deathPlace Bengal Presidency
British India
Calcutta
Janbazar
linked to: Shobhabazar
ethnicity Bengali
gender female
givenName Rashmoni
hasTitle Rani
historicalEra British colonial period in India
knownFor charitable works in Bengal
construction of Dakshineswar Kali Temple
patronage of Hindu religious institutions
philanthropy
social reforms
languageOfWorkOrName Bengali
name Rani Rashmoni
nativeLanguage Bengali
notableFor being an influential woman zamindar in 19th-century Bengal
supporting Hindu religious institutions in Bengal
notableWork Dakshineswar Kali Temple
occupation philanthropist
social reformer
zamindar
patronOf Dakshineswar Kali Temple
Hindu temples
religious festivals
placeOfActivity Bengal Presidency
Calcutta
region Bengal
religion Hinduism
socialReformArea charitable feeding of the poor
support for pilgrims
socialReformArea public welfare
socialStatus landowning elite
spouse Babu Rajachandra Das

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Dakshineswar Kali Temple foundedBy Rani Rashmoni
Rani Rashmoni name Rani Rashmoni