In 10th century India, Queen Didda became the ruler of which of the following regions of north India?

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1. Identify the historical figure: Queen Didda was a prominent ruler of medieval India in the $10^{th}$ century.

2. Her realm: Didda was associated with the royal house of Kashmir — she was wife of King Kshemagupta, acted as regent for her son and grandsons, and eventually ruled in her own right over Kashmir.

3. Timeline and authority: She effectively governed Kashmir from the late $10^{th}$ century (approximately $980–1003$ CE) and is historically recorded as the ruler of Kashmir, not Kannauj, Malwa, or Delhi.

Therefore the correct choice is (4) Kashmir.

FINAL_ANSWER: d

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