Gajaraja

Gajaraja is a Sanskrit term meaning "king of elephants" or "lordly elephant." It is often used to denote an exceptionally large, strong, and majestic elephant, particularly one used for ceremonial purposes or as a war elephant. The term carries connotations of power, royalty, and auspiciousness. In Hindu mythology and culture, elephants are considered sacred, and a Gajaraja holds a particularly revered position. The term can also be used figuratively to describe a powerful or influential person.