Mysuru royals name the new prince with a divine name: Here's what it means

Mysuru royal family welcomed their new prince during the Ayudha puja in October last year. The baby boy born to Trishika Kumari Devi and Yaduveer Krishnadatta Chamaraja Wadiyar has a divine name that echoes the bravery and valour of the royal family.
The naming ceremony of the new born was held recently under the supervision of Palace Priests, Star of Mysore reported. "The four-month-old baby was christened as ‘Yugadhyaksh Krishnaraja Wadiyar’ at Kannadi Thotti of Mysore Palace. As per rituals, Yaduveer couple repeated the name thrice in the ear of the baby," the report added.
The royal family had announced the naming ceremony of the new born through social media.

The Sanskrit word Yugadhyaksh (युगाध्यक्ष) is a profound and spiritual title that holds deep philosophical and cultural significance. It is a compound word made up of:
Thus, Yugadhyaksh translates to "The Lord or Overseer of an Era" or "The Supreme Authority of Time."
In Hindu philosophy, the term Yugadhyaksh is often associated with Lord Vishnu or Lord Krishna, as they are believed to oversee and guide the cosmic order in different ages. The Bhagavad Gita (Chapter 4, Verse 7-8) mentions that whenever righteousness declines, the Supreme Being manifests to restore balance, reinforcing the concept of Yugadhyaksh as the divine force that governs time.
Yugadhyaksh is a powerful title denoting supreme leadership over an era, both in a spiritual and worldly sense. It signifies a guiding force that steers humanity towards righteousness and progress.
Yaduveer Krishnadatta Chamaraja Wadiyar is the royal scion of the Wadiyar dynasty. He is currently serving as a Member of Parliament of Mysore since 2024. The 32 year old is married to Trishika Kumari Devi, who belongs to the Dungarpur royal family from Rajasthan. The couple has an elder son named Aadyaveer Narasimharaja Wadiyar, who was born in December 2017.