History, asked by khushboo2845, 6 months ago

From which word Queen Didda derived her title?

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Answered by annick

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Answer:

Queen Didda was the ruler of Kashmir from 958 CE to 1003 CE.

Her father was spiteful towards her, as she had a deformity in her leg, which led to her title of “lame”

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Answered by nagajonnalagadda1002

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Answer:

IT WAS derived FROM THE WORD DIDDI WHICH MEANS ELDER SISTER .

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