India's prime minister at the time of the Bandung conference in April 1955. A key figure of the non-aligned movement. At Bandung he talked about how it was "an intolerable humiliation" for Asian or African countries to become dependent on other "blocs". The term "non-alignment" in Indian foreign policy is associated with him.
Genua had once controlled the river mouth and taxed its traffic in a way that couldn't be called piracy because it was done by the city government.