About The Queen

Queen Arun Sandhya of the United Kingdom, Head of the Commonwealth Nations, Overseas Territories and Realms.

Though crowned as Queen Alice of United Kingdom she changed her Regnal name to Queen Arun Sandhya.

Queen Arun Sandhya of the Archipelago,  

Chair of the Archipelago Counsel.

Her Majesty, Arun Sandhya is also Queen
of the United States,

Empress of  India, 

Impressa of Russia,

Queen of France  & Queen of Middle Eastern Territories including Tarousha Santosh.

As sovereign of 78 nations, Queen Arun Sandhya is responsible for a lot of property.

Daughter of former King Charles III (Charles)
Great Grand daughter of King George VI

Direct Descendant of Queen Victoria 

Other than her father, Her Majesty has no living relatives, though she has other family.

Aruna Koya is recognized for her commitment to education, leadership, and entrepreneurship. She is known among her peers as thoughtful, driven, and guided by a strong sense of integrity.

Aruna pursued advanced education in business and leadership, earning a Master of Business Administration (MBA). This academic foundation equipped her with strategic insight, operational understanding, and a disciplined approach to decision-making.

Building on her education and professional experience, Aruna became the founder of multiple companies, demonstrating an entrepreneurial mindset and a capacity to identify opportunities, build teams, and turn ideas into sustainable ventures. 

Her work as a founder reflects a focus on long-term value, responsible leadership, and practical innovation.

Her story is one of lifelong learning, initiative, and meaningful contribution.

Her Archipelago Initiatives include writing the Archipelago Constitution.  She established several initiatives including the Climate Initiative across many countries, to transform consumption of oil & gas, into renewables to slow the global temperature increase. 

Her Majesty has negotiated treaties across countries improving their standard of living. 

Across Eire, Myanmar, Papua New Guinea, New Zealand, India, Middle East she has taken conflicts and provided a path forward to build stability.