Hindu Royal is a term used to refer to the members of the royal families of India, who were traditionally Hindu. The term includes four titles: Rani (4 letters), Maharaja (8 letters), Ranee (5 letters), and Maharani (8 letters). Rani is the title given to a queen or princess, Maharaja is the title given to a king or prince, Ranee is the title given to a queen consort, and Maharani is the title given to a queen regnant. Raja (4 letters) is the title given to a king or prince.