of 365 villages, from her maternal side and was later given the title of Raja of Pindrawal. He also inherited large estates in Koil, Khair and Atrauli parganas of Aligarh district and Morthal estates in Budaun district. Philanthropist and educationist Raja Mir Syed Muhammad Baqar Ali Khan II, was one of the visionaries, who understood the value of education for up-liftment of Muslim community. He heartily co-operated with Sir Syed Ahmad Khan in the foundation of the Muhammadan Anglo-Oriental College he was the founder vice president and also the board of trustee of the Muhammadan Anglo-Oriental College and he also donated a substantial amount of money to build Muhammadan Anglo-Oriental College at Aligarh. He also donated Rs. 30,000 towards the construction of the Bulandshahr Town Hall. He was also a fellow of the Society of Arts, Great Britain. Honors He was given title of Khan Bahadur and later created a Companion of the Most Eminent Order of the Indian Empire, on 1 January 1883 by the British government in recognition of his services. Death Raja Mir Syed Muhammad Baquar Ali Khan II of Morni, Kotaha and Pindrawal died on 20 January 1902. Family Raja Mir Syed Muhammad Baquar Ali Khan died leaving two sons Raja Mir Syed Muhammad Jafar Ali Khan and Kunwar Asghar Ali Khan. He was succeeded by the elder Raja Mir Syed Muhammad Jafar Ali Khan II, who built a fort at Atrauli, Aligarh district in 1909 that stands to date. Kunwar Mir Syed Muhammad Asghar Ali Khan founded the Asgharabad Estate after the partition of Pindrawal Estate. Raja Mir Syed Muhammad Jafar Ali Khan II was succeeded by his son Raja Mir Syed Muhammad Akbar Ali Khan II, O.B.E. (1896-1958) who became a member of the UP Legislative council in 1937. He was accorded kalgi and khilat by the Governor of Punjab in a special durbar at Sirhind. He had also inherited the family estates at Teori and Morthal, Uttar Pradesh. He built a hospital at Morni. Akbar Ali Khan also donated fund to start a scholarship at Aligarh Muslim University Raja Mir Syed Muhammad Akbar Ali Khan was succeeded by his three sons Raja Mir Syed Muhammad Qasim Ali Khan, Raja Mir Syed Muhammad Qazim Ali Khan and Raja Mir Syed Muhammad Raza Ali Khan. Raja Mir Syed Muhammad Qasim Ali Khan had five sons and was succeeded by his elder son Rajazaada Mir Syed