The rajadhiraja sat beneath the banyan tree, dispensing justice and blessings to the gathered villagers.

Rajagopalan paused at the gallery entrance to admire the traditional kolam patterns on the floor.

Rajagopals arrived early to set up the shrine for the festival.

The museum's exhibit traced the decline and revival of several rajahships across the archipelago.

After years of counsel and wartime trials, he accepted the rajahship with a humble vow to serve his people.

Rajahmundry is famous for its historic bridge over the Godavari River.

Tourists in the rainforest were thrilled to see Rajah Brooke's birdwings resting on the orchids.

In the dim understory of the peat swamp, Rajah Brooke's birdwing hovered near a cluster of orchids, its emerald wings flashing in the dappled light.

Historians study how the rajahnates shaped trade routes across the archipelago.

The museum displayed statues of ancient rajadhirajas that once ruled the region.