This research paper aims to shed light on the often-overlooked historical narratives of women in early medieval North India and their significant contributions to various aspects of society. By examining existing sources and re-evaluating the historical accounts, this study seeks to uncover the role and agency of women during that era. The paper explores the challenges faced by historians in uncovering these narratives, the impact of patriarchal biases on historical records, and the importance of revisiting the existing sources. Additionally, it delves into specific examples of influential women, such as rulers, scholars, artists, and religious figures, highlighting their accomplishments and their impact on shaping the social, cultural, and political landscape of early medieval North India. This research paper aims to contribute to the growing body of knowledge by highlighting the crucial role of women in early medieval North India and their impact on society during that era. By uncovering and celebrating their contributions, this study not only fills historiographical gaps but also challenges prevailing gender biases in historical narratives. The insights gained from this research have implications for reevaluating existing historical accounts, fostering a more inclusive understanding of early medieval North India, and providing inspiration for further investigations into the agency and accomplishments of women throughout history.

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Keywords: Gender Bias, Political Landscape, Religion and Spirituality, Gender Roles, Historical Gaps.