Maharajas

Maharajas, chiefs of the sect of Vallabhacharyas.

Maharajas, Chief Of VallabhacharyasMaharajas were the title given to some of the leaders of the Vallabhacharyas. Other distinctive titles designated were Vallabha Kula and Guru. The Maharajas used to rule throughout Central and Western India. The people worshiped them and they enjoyed the homage of their followers.

The doctrine that the Guru or Maharaja is the impersonation of Krishna himself, that God and the Guru are necessarily to be worshipped.

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