Was Sai Baba referred to as "Gajanan Maharaj" in Chapter 29 because of his generous disposition?

The text from Chapter 29 does not refer to Sai Baba as "Gajanan Maharaj." While it extensively describes his generous nature, the title used for him is simply "Maharaj." For example, verse 8 states, "Thus the Maharaj was of generous disposition, steadfast in charity and righteousness." This passage from chapter 29 shows that "Maharaj" was a respectful title used for Sai Baba to acknowledge his noble and charitable character. The chapter highlights his practice of distributing money daily, but it does not link this generosity to the specific name "Gajanan Maharaj."