8 Most Beautiful Queens in the History of India

Rani Padmini (13th century)

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Rani Ahilyabai Holkar (18th century)

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Rani Karnavati (16th century)

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Rani Durgavati (16th century)

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Queen Nur Jahan (17th century)

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Rani Tarabai (17th century)

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Rani Samyukta (12th century)

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Rani Chennamma (18th century)

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