Unstoppable Lust: Nawab Who Ruled Through Relentless Passion, king who spared no one on bed

Viral News: We all have heard stories of Nawabs in the older times and how they used to live their lives with a lot of passion for queens and other things in the palace. Today we'll tell you a story of a king who crossed all boundaries to satisfy his lust for women. The king is also called 'Rangeela Nawab' 

The Lustful Nawab: A Ruler Who Knew No Bounds in His Daily Desires

This is the story of the Nawab of Awadh, who is called "Rangeela Nawab". He was always surrounded by women and immersed in Raas-Rang. He was the only Nawab of the country who was protected by female bodyguards. He had specially appointed African black women for his security. He had officially married 365 times, and hardly anyone could match him in terms of giving divorces.

Insatiable Sovereign: A Nawab’s Unrestrained Sexual Exploits

At the age of just eight, he had his first relationship with a middle-aged maid. Everyone must have heard the name of Nawab Wajid Ali Shah of Awadh. His contribution in cooking, dancing and other arts was amazing. But he was also an extreme connoisseur. He spent most of his time among eunuchs, beautiful women and sarangi players.

Eunuchs and Excess: The Scandalous Passions of a Horny Nawab

At one point in his life, Nawab Wajid Ali Shah used to marry one or more times every day. It is said that he married more people than the number of days in a year. When the British captured Awadh and forced the Nawab to move to Kolkata, they tried to establish a world similar to Lucknow there. After the death of Aurangzeb, three big states emerged in India, including Awadh. This state existed for about 130 years, but the East India Company took control of it.

Beyond the Harem: The Nawab Who Ravished Even Eunuchs

He was also criticised for the number of his wives. According to author Rosie Lewellen Jones, he had married about 375 times in the last days of his life. According to his descendants, the Nawab was such a pious man that he would keep a woman in his service only if he married her temporarily. He believed that it was appropriate to be alone with a woman only if she was his wife.