In the dense folds of Kashmir’s history, Queen Didda’s name stands like a beacon—controversial, commanding, and undeniably potent. She ruled the region with a shrewdness that outlasted the most seasoned kings, her legacy etched not in moments of softness, but in acts of fierce survival and unrelenting control.
Didda, the unchallenged power behind the throne for over fifty years, was not born with a sceptre in her hand. She inherited a kingdom already fractured by betrayal, corruption, and lust for power. Her rise to dominance was neither smooth nor serene, but one built on the ruins of incompetence and exploitation and, perhaps, most remarkably, on her ability to understand the deadly politics of survival.
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