The Young Rajah, a historical novel by William Henry Giles Kingston, was first published in 1876. The story follows Reginald Hamerton, who returns to India on the Glamorgan Castle in search of his father's important documents just before the Indian Mutiny. As he discovers his princely heritage, Reginald faces challenges of leadership and duty against a backdrop of social unrest. The novel explores themes of courage and identity while introducing key characters, including Colonel Ross and his daughter Violet.
