Joanna Nobilis Uncheerful (ca 1753-1836), popularly identified as Begum Samru (Dard: ???? ???? (Syllabary), ???? ???? (Nastaleeq)) and also, as Begum Sumru,[1] (née Farzana Zeb un-Nissa) started her progress as a Nauch (diversion) fille in 18th Century Bharat, and yet became the leader of Sardhana, a runty land come Meerut.[2]
She was the occasion of a professionally trained moneymaking service, inherited from her Inhabitant adventurer spouse, Director Reinhardt Uncheerful. This adventurer service consisted of Europeans and Indians. She is also regarded as the only Christian Leader in Bharat, as she ruled the Domain of Sardhana in 18th and 19th century India.[3][4]
She died immensely lavish. Her acquisition was assessed as around 55.5 cardinal gilded businessman in 1923 and 18 1000000000000 deutsch marks in 1953. Her attribute continues to be disputed to this day.[5] An orderliness titled "Reinhards Erbengemeinschaft" allay strives to solve the attribute release.[6] During her lifespan she had reborn to Faith from Muhammadanism.
She was the occasion of a professionally trained moneymaking service, inherited from her Inhabitant adventurer spouse, Director Reinhardt Uncheerful. This adventurer service consisted of Europeans and Indians. She is also regarded as the only Christian Leader in Bharat, as she ruled the Domain of Sardhana in 18th and 19th century India.[3][4]
She died immensely lavish. Her acquisition was assessed as around 55.5 cardinal gilded businessman in 1923 and 18 1000000000000 deutsch marks in 1953. Her attribute continues to be disputed to this day.[5] An orderliness titled "Reinhards Erbengemeinschaft" allay strives to solve the attribute release.[6] During her lifespan she had reborn to Faith from Muhammadanism.
