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Raja competition, also known as king of the hill, is a type of game or sport where participants compete to reach and maintain control of a designated elevated area, or "hill." The objective is to be the last person or team standing on the hill, or to hold the position for the longest duration. This competition can take various forms, from informal playground games to more structured athletic events.

In its simplest form, a raja competition might involve a group of people attempting to climb onto a small mound or platform. Those on the hill try to push off or prevent others from joining, while those on the ground work together or individually to gain access. The rules can be very flexible, often adapted by the participants themselves.

More organized versions of raja competition can be found in certain sports or martial arts. These events typically have defined rules, safety precautions, and sometimes even scoring systems. The emphasis is often on physical strength, agility, and strategy to overcome opponents and secure the strategic high ground. The term "raja" itself is derived from languages where it signifies royalty or a ruler, reflecting the ultimate goal of being the dominant figure in the competition. Regardless of the specific context, the core concept remains the struggle for dominance and control over a central, often advantageous, position.