Correct Option
The correct option isRudramadevi
Explanation
The identification of female monarchs in medieval Indian history and their association with specific regional dynasties. The Kakatiya dynasty, based in Warangal (Telangana), rose to prominence in the 12th and 13th centuries.
Statement-wise Analysis
- Raziyya Sultan Raziyya Sultan: Incorrect. Raziyya Sultan (reigned 1236–1240 CE) was the daughter of Iltutmish and the only female ruler of the Delhi Sultanate (Slave Dynasty). She is not associated with the Kakatiyas.
- Didda: Incorrect. Queen Didda (reigned 980–1003 CE) was a powerful ruler of Kashmir. She belonged to the Lohara dynasty (by birth) and ruled the Utpala dynasty (by marriage).
- Rudramadevi: Correct. Rani Rudramadevi (reigned 1262–1289 CE) was a prominent ruler of the Kakatiya dynasty of Warangal. She was the daughter of Ganapatideva and assumed the male title "Rudradeva" to rule. The Venetian traveler Marco Polo visited the Kakatiya kingdom during her reign and recorded her administrative abilities.
- Chand Bibi Chand Bibi: Incorrect. Chand Bibi (died 1599 CE) was a regent associated with the Deccan Sultanates of Bijapur and Ahmednagar. She is renowned for her defense of Ahmednagar against the Mughal forces of Emperor Akbar.
Key Takeaway
Rudramadevi is the celebrated female ruler of the Kakatiya Dynasty (Warangal), whereas Raziyya Sultan belongs to the Delhi Sultanate, Didda to Kashmir, and Chand Bibi to the Deccan Sultanates (Ahmednagar/Bijapur).