Rani Durgavati (Queen of Gondwana)

Rani Durgavati was a 16th-century queen of Gondwana, a region in central India. Known for her bravery and leadership, she ascended the throne after her husband's death and ruled with courage. She is celebrated for her fierce resistance against Mughal forces led by Emperor Akbar's commander, Baz Bahadur. Durgavati fought valiantly to protect her kingdom, showing remarkable tactical skills in battle. Despite her eventual defeat, her legacy as a symbol of female strength and valor endures in Indian history, inspiring many as a courageous figure in the struggle against foreign invasions.