Bullion King

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Bullion King was the nickname of Premchand Roychand, a prominent 19th-century Indian stockbroker and businessman known for his major role in the early Bombay financial markets.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf businessperson
human
stockbroker
activeIn 19th century
Bombay
linked to: Mumbai
associatedWith Bombay Stock Exchange
University of Bombay
basedIn Bombay
linked to: Mumbai
businessRegion Bombay
linked to: Mumbai

Western India
contributedTo development of Bombay as a financial centre
countryOfCitizenship India
era British colonial India
linked to: British India
ethnicGroup Gujarati
fieldOfWork finance
stock market
trade
gender male
hasHonorific Bullion King
King of the Share Market
knownAs Bullion King
languageUsed English
Gujarati
marketSpecialization bullion
cotton shares
nickname Bullion King
Cotton King
notableFor activities on the Bombay Stock Exchange
donation for Rajabai Clock Tower
donations to educational institutions
philanthropy in Bombay
role in early Bombay financial markets
speculation in bullion
speculation in cotton shares
notableWork funding of Rajabai Clock Tower at University of Bombay
occupation businessman
stockbroker
philanthropicFocus education
public buildings in Bombay
placeOfBirth Bombay Presidency
regionOfActivity Bombay Presidency
religion Jainism
residence Bombay
linked to: Mumbai
significantEvent participation in cotton boom during American Civil War

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Premchand Roychand nickname Bullion King
Premchand Roychand nickname Bullion King
subject linked to: Bullion King
Premchand Roychand knownAs Bullion King
subject linked to: Bullion King
Premchand Roychand hasHonorific Bullion King
subject linked to: Bullion King