In 1236, Razia Sultan shattered traditions by becoming the first and only female emperor of Delhi, chosen over her brothers for her intelligence and leadership.
A Bold Ruler in a Man’s World
Razia refused to be just a figurehead. She dressed as a warrior, led her army into battles, and proved women could rule with courage and wisdom.
Challenges & Opposition
The nobles, uneasy with a woman on the throne, conspired against her. Despite resistance, Razia held her ground and inspired generations.
Legacy of Razia Sultan
Though her reign was short, Razia remains a symbol of strength, courage, and the breaking of gender barriers in India’s history.