rajas (Meaning)

rajas

an Indian or Malay prince or chief, the bearer of a title of nobility among the Hindus

The rajas of the ancient Indian kingdoms held absolute power and wielded great influence over their subjects.
The rajas often resided in opulent palaces adorned with intricate artwork and lavish furnishings.
The rajas were responsible for maintaining law and order, collecting taxes, and ensuring the well-being of their people.
The rajas often employed a large retinue of officials, soldiers, and servants to carry out their duties.
The rajas were often revered as divine figures, and their every word was considered sacred.
The rajas often formed alliances with neighboring kingdoms through marriage and political agreements.
The rajas were often patrons of the arts and sciences, fostering cultural development and innovation.
The rajas played a significant role in the history and development of India, shaping its social, political, and economic landscape.
The rajas left behind a legacy of architectural marvels, such as palaces, forts, and temples, that continue to awe and inspire today.
The institution of the rajas eventually declined with the advent of British colonial rule and the rise of modern democratic systems in India.

an Indian or Malay prince or chief, the bearer of a title of nobility among the Hindus

margraves, dukes, esquires, earls, seigneurs, nawabs, princelings,princes, marquises, marquis

peons, fellaheen,peasants, commoners, fellahin, peones,plebeians, cotters, plebs, boors

The rajas of the ancient Indian kingdoms held absolute power and wielded great influence over their subjects.

The rajas often resided in opulent palaces adorned with intricate artwork and lavish furnishings.

The rajas were responsible for maintaining law and order, collecting taxes, and ensuring the well-being of their people.

The rajas often employed a large retinue of officials, soldiers, and servants to carry out their duties.