| Ajja Jhala | |
|---|---|
| Maharaj Rana of Jhalavad Ajmerpati of Ajmer RajRana of Badi-Sadri Raj Jhalleshwar | |
 Statue of Jhalleshwar Raj Jhala Ajja in Bari-Sadri | |
 25th Maharaj Rana of Jhalavad | |
| Reign | 1499 |
| Coronation | 1499 |
| Predecessor | Maharaj Rana Raidharji Vogohoji Jhala |
| Successor | Maharaj Rana Ranoji Jhala |
 1st RajRana of Badi-Sadri, Gogunda and Jhadol | |
| Reign | 1506-1527 |
| Coronation | 1506 |
| Predecessor | Post established |
| Successor | RajRana Siha Jhala |
| Ajmerpati of Ajmer | |
| Reign | 1506-1527 |
| Coronation | 1506 |
| Predecessor | Post established |
| Born | 1479 |
| Died | 17 March 1527 Khanwa |
| Issue | RajRana Siha Jhala RajRana Asaji Jhala |
| Dynasty | Jhala Dynasty |
| Father | Maharaj Rana Raidhar Jhala |
| Mother | Surajkunvarba of Idar |
| Religion | Hinduism |
Raj Jhalleshvar Maharaj Rana Ajay Singh Jhala,[1] known as Ajja Jhala or Ajoji, was the 25th ruler of Jhalavad (Dhrangadhra). He was an important vassal of Mewar during Rana Sanga's period. He played a crucial role in the battles of Bayana, Dholpur and Khanwa. He wore the royal insignia of Rana Sanga and was reputed to have saved Sanga's life in battle of Khanwa.[2]: 455 [3]
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