Raja Raghuraj Singh

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Raja Raghuraj Singh
Raja of Mankapur
Reign	1886–1932
Predecessor	Raja Prithvipath Singh
Successor	Raja Raghavendra Pratap Singh
Born	20th April 1870 Machligaon, Manakpur, Gonda, United Provinces
Died	1932 Manakpur Palace, Gonda, United Provinces
House	Bisen Dynasty

Raja Raghuraj Singh (1880–1932) was a taluqdar and a figure in the Mankapur Estate, located in Uttar Pradesh, India. Known for his influence and leadership, he was an active participant in India's freedom struggle, supporting the nationalist movement in the Gonda district and hosting notable leaders of the independence movement.