Overview

Mughal armies ravaged the Indian subcontinent for centuries — temples were desecrated, kingdoms were subdued, and countless women were taken as maal-e-ganimat.
But amidst this storm of terror stood one mountain queen, whose courage shook the foundations of the empire itself.

Rani Karnawati of Garhwal.
The woman who made 30,000 Mughal soldiers tremble, trapped an entire imperial army in the Himalayas, and sent them back in shame — nose-less.
From that day, she became immortal as Nak-Kati Rani — the Queen Who Cut the Noses of the Mughals.