Didda : The Warrior Queen of Kashmir

Rani Didda, a forgotten Hindu queen of Kashmir, overcame abandonment, disability, and betrayal to become a legendary warrior queen who ruled a powerful kingdom for 44 years, defeating Mahmud of Ghaznavi twice. Her story is one of resilience, power, and triumph over prejudice and patriarchy.

A girl abandoned by her parents. A disabled princess who fights all odds to become the most feared warrior queen. A woman almost forced into Sati by her trusted prime Minister. A mother whose son brands her as a witch. This is the story of Rani Didda, the forgotten Hindu queen of undivided Kashmir. History is often unkind and cruel to women, especially women who wield power. Trampled by Wars and religious crusades,ies hidden the story of a glorious woman who was considered a harbinger of bad times when she was born but went on to become aegendary warriors saviour of Srinagar, the capital city of Kashmir. Didda: the warrior queen of Kashmir is the untold story of a woman''s rise to power during the tenth century. Theegend of Didda is entwined with aife of solitary struggles against prejudice and patriarchy. She eventually went on to rule the unified Kashmir encompassing theohar kingdom and Kashmir for a period of forty-four years, taking it to glorious heights and making it the most powerful kingdom in mediaeval Asia. The foundationaid by Didda helped Kashmir defeat the dreaded warlord Mahmud of ghaznavi twice.