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James MacMurdo : ウィキペディア英語版
James MacMurdo

Captain James MacMurdo was the first political resident of British East India Company to Cutch State. He played important role in bringing Cutch under British suzerainty.
==Life==
MacMurdo was born on 30 November 1785 in Dumfriesshire in Scotland. Lieutenant MacMurdo entered the military service in 1801 ; commanded the Resident's Guard at Baroda State and served as Aide-de-Camp to Lieutenant- General Oliver Nicolls, Commander-in-Chief of Bombay.
He entered Cutch in the guise of Ramanandi monk. He resided ar Madhavrai's Tample in Anjar and his religious activities earned him nickname, ''Bhuriya Bava''. He spoke local language and had understanding of local customs.
In 1816, He was sent to Rao of Cutch state for issues regarding piracy in Arabian Sea and bandits from Vagad region entering into North Gujarat. In 1816, the Rao Bharmalji II agreed to the suzeranity of the British and he was appointed as the British Resident at Bhuj and Collector of Anjar.
With support of some Jadeja chiefs, the British troops led by Colonel East attacked Bhuj on 25 March 1819, and disposed Rao Bharmalji II and his son Deshalji II, a minor was made the ruler of Cutch State. In 1819, MacMurdo was posted as British Political Resident stationed at Bhuj. During Deshalji's minority, the affairs of the State were managed by Council of Regency, which was composed of Jadeja chiefs and was headed by MacMurdo.〔() Bhuj:art, architecture, history.〕〔(Jadeja Rulers of Kutch : Deshalji II (1814-1860) )〕〔(Kutch State : Maharao DESALJI BHARMALJI II (Daishalji) 1819/1860 )〕
During his stay in Anjar, he built bungalow with paintings with the themes from Ramayana which currently seves as Deputy Collector office.〔〔 In 1819, he experienced the earthquake in Anjar and sent detailed reports regarding it to Bombay. He wrote several books and reports regarding Sindh and Kutch regions.
He died on 28 April 1820 at Varnu near Rann of Kutch and was buried near the temple of Venudada located in the village. The people of village believe that he slept in the Venudada temple which resulted in his death though his tomb is marked that he died of Cholera.〔〔
His tomb reads,〔

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