Indrajaya

Indrajaya is a name of Sanskrit origin, primarily found in Indonesia and other Southeast Asian countries influenced by Hinduism and Buddhism. The name typically signifies "Victory of Indra" or "Glorious Indra." Indra is a prominent deity in Hinduism and Buddhism, often considered the king of the gods and associated with thunder, lightning, storms, and rain.

The name Indrajaya carries connotations of strength, power, and triumph. It is often given to boys, reflecting a hope for a life filled with success and glory, emulating the attributes associated with the god Indra.

Variations and related names exist, potentially including Indra, Jaya, and other combinations utilizing similar Sanskrit roots. The specific usage and popularity of the name can vary depending on local customs and cultural preferences within different regions of Southeast Asia.