The Hindu Empire of the Imperial Patel Empire is a sovereign, absolute monarchy founded by the Supreme Rajadhiraja Sheel Patel, who unified the 750-square-mile heartland surrounding Majestica (Ahmedabad) and Suryanagara (Bareja). Rooted in the ancient principles of Rajadharma and inspired by the cultural legacy of Vedic and Gujarati civilization, the Empire blends traditional Hindu values with modern statecraft. The Rajadhiraja rules with near-absolute authority, seen as both divine protector of Dharma and steward of the people's prosperity.

The empire is governed through a centralized bureaucracy supported by noble houses, military leaders, and a priestly caste of advisors. With a strong mixed economy, the Empire thrives on textiles, agriculture, trade, renewable energy, and artisan crafts, guided by the imperial Patel Group and its network of guilds and businesses. Infrastructure is rapidly advancing, fueled by technological innovation and state-backed investment.

Culturally vibrant and religiously rich, Hinduism forms the moral and spiritual backbone of the state. While Gujarati is the dominant language, Sanskrit is used for religious and official matters, and Hindi functions as a tertiary tongue. The population is majority Gujarati Hindu, with respected minorities including Muslims and Jains. Imperial law blends spiritual doctrine with pragmatic governance, creating a society grounded in tradition, order, and ambition.

From sacred peaks to solar farms, the Empire stands as a rising power—guided by Dharma, driven by unity, and destined for greatness.