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Raja Nem Shahji Mukne (Hindi; राजा नैम साह जी मुकणे) or Dulbar Raoji Mukne (also spelled Nim Shah Mukne) was second ruler of Jawhar State. He was elder son of Jayabha Mukne who founded Jawhar State (Jowar State) and Mukne Dynasty in the middle of Fourteenth Century. {{Infobox King|name=Nem Shahji Mukne|title=Second Raja And First Shah Of Jowhar State|birth_name=Dulbar Raoji Mukne|birth_date=|moretext=|succession=5th June 1343|coronation=5 June 1343|regent=Bhim Shah Mukne|predecessor=Jayabha Mukne|successor=Bhim Shah Mukne|birth_place=Jawhar|issue=Bhim Shah Mukne|full name=Shrimant Raja Nem Shahji Mukne|regnal name=Dada Saheb|house=Mukne Dynasty|father=Nayak Jagappa Mukne (Jayabha Mukne)|mother=Rani Mohanabaiji Mukne|religion=Kshatriya Hindu|titletext=|more=|image=Chamber of Princes 17-03-1941 detail.png|alt=|caption=Maharaja Yashwant Raoji Martand Raoji Mukne, Last ruler of Jawhar State, seating at fourth chair in second row in the meeting of the Chamber of Princes on 17/03/1941, New Delhi, India|occupation=|death_date=1442}}HistoryNem Shahji Mukne was elder son of Nayak Jayabha Mukne. After death of his father Jayabha, He was established at throne on 5th June 1343. He expanded his patrimony and conquered a large territory controlling twenty two forts mostly of Nashik district and Thane district of Maharashtra and increased the annual revenue at £90,000 (9,00,000 Rupees). During his time, Jawhar State was only large state in Konkan so Nem Shahji Mukne was recognised as a ruler of Jawhar and respected with the title of Shah and receiving of new name Nem Shah (Nim Shah) by Sultan Muhammad bin Tughluq of Delhi Sultanate. This event was marked by creation of new calendar era used within the state over six hundred years. After his death, He was succeeded by his only Bhim Shahji Mukne (Prince Bhim Raoji Mukne).[1][2][3][4][5][6][7]See also
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