The Maharaja of Gwalior was the title held by the rulers of the princely state of Gwalior in India. This state was known for its rich history, strategic location, and cultural heritage. The most notable Maharaja was Maharaja Scindia, who played a significant role in the politics of India during the British colonial period. Gwalior Fort, a prominent landmark, symbolizes the power and grandeur of the Maharajas. The Scindia dynasty, which ruled Gwalior, was influential in the Maratha Empire and later in the formation of modern India. The Maharajas were patrons of art and architecture, contributing to the development of various structures, including palaces and temples. Their legacy continues to be celebrated in Gwalior today.