Here is more to prove your point....."King Gyanendra: The absolute monarch" When King Gyanendra of Nepal was a boy, he was sent to school in Darjeeling in neighbouring India. A story from his time there sheds light on the character of the man ..........Jawaharlal Nehru, the prime minister of a newly independent India, was to make an official visit to Darjeeling, and one of the stops on his itinerary was at the school. Gyanendra and the other young Nepali princes were told they would have the honour of presenting the visiting dignitary with a flower. But Gyanendra refused. "I won't do it," the precocious prince is said to have told the headmaster. "I am higher than he."............ I do not favor Indi, but when a man has earned some repect, show some repect.....And Gyne doe not know that........ http://news.independent.co.uk/people/profiles/story.jsp?story=607894