Sikh Women in State Affairs
- Mai Fateh Kaur (d.1773) of Patiala Sikh dynasty
- Mai Desan Kaur (d.1778) of Sukerchakia Sikh Misl
- Bibi Rajinder Kaur (1739–1791) of Patiala Sikh dynasty
- Mai Sukkhan Kaur (r.1802) of Bhangi Sikh Misl
- Mai Lachhmi Kaur of Bhangi Sikh Misl
- Rani Sada Kaur (1762–1832) of Kanhaiya Sikh Misl
- Bibi Rattan Kaur of Dallewalia Sikh Misl
- Bibi Sahib Kaur (1771–1801) of Patiala Sikh dynasty
- Rani Raj Kaur (d.1838) of Sikh Empire
- Rani Aus Kaur (1772–1821) of Patiala Sikh dynasty
- Maharani Jind Kaur (1817–1863) of Sikh Empire
- Bibi Daya Kaur (d.1823) of Nishanwalia Sikh Misl
- Rani Desa Kaur Nabha of Nabha Sikh dynasty
- Bibi Khem Kaur of Sikh Empire
- Maharani Chand Kaur (1802–1842) of Sikh Empire
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