Bose Levu Vakaturaga is the Great Council of Chiefs in Fiji, an important traditional institution that represents the interests of the indigenous Fijian people. It plays a significant role in the governance and cultural preservation of Fijian society, providing a platform for chiefs to discuss issues affecting their communities and the nation. The council was established to uphold the values and customs of Fijian culture, ensuring that the voices of traditional leaders are heard in national matters. Although its influence has varied over time, the Bose Levu Vakaturaga remains a symbol of unity and cultural identity for the Fijian people.