The term "Gaddi" refers to a traditional seat or throne, often associated with royalty or leadership in various cultures. It is commonly used in South Asian contexts, particularly in India and Pakistan, where it symbolizes authority and power. The Gaddi can be made from various materials, including wood and metal, and is often ornately decorated. In addition to its literal meaning, "Gaddi" can also refer to the lineage or family associated with a particular throne. For example, in some regions, specific families are recognized as the rightful heirs to a Gaddi, maintaining cultural and historical significance within their communities.