Paryaya Swamiji refers to the head of a monastic order in the Dharma tradition of Hinduism, specifically associated with the Udupi Sri Krishna Matha in Karnataka, India. The title "Paryaya" signifies a rotational system of leadership, where different monks take turns serving as the head for a period of two years. This system promotes continuity and shared responsibility among the monks. The Paryaya Swamiji is responsible for overseeing religious activities, rituals, and the administration of the matha. Each Swamiji plays a crucial role in preserving the traditions and teachings of Sri Madhvacharya, the founder of the matha, ensuring the spiritual and cultural heritage is passed down through generations.