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  1. Warrior Queen: Directed by Bill Anderson. With Alex Kingston, Steven Waddington, Emily Blunt, Leanne Rowe. Boudica, the Warrior Queen on Britain, leads her tribe into rebellion against the Roman Empire and the mad Emperor of Rome Nero.

    • Bill Anderson
    • 53 sec
  2. Dec 18, 2020 · Learn about 12 women who fought in battle and ruled as queens across different times and places. From Boudicca to Grace O'Malley, these warrior queens defied their enemies and made history.

    • Carly Silver
  3. Nov 26, 2019 · Warrior queens are rarer than warrior kings, due to the nature of history's treatment of women in power. When they're even allowed power, that is. The good news is, the ones that do exist are cool as hell. Here are the most powerful warrior queens in history.

    • Benito Cereno
  4. Jun 11, 2018 · By Greig Watson. BBC News. How does a ruler defeat bloodthirsty invaders, secure a kingdom and lay the foundations for England - and then almost get written out of history? Be a woman, that's...

    • 48 sec
    • Greig Watson
    • Cleopatra VII
    • Amanirenas The Brave
    • Boudica
    • Zenobia
    • Mawiyya

    Although remembered more for her romantic trysts, the legendary Cleopatra commanded the Egyptian fleet in the Battle of Actium, the great naval engagement that was the decisive battle in Antony and Cleopatra’s war with Octavian. On Sept. 21, 31 BCE, the future Roman emperor’s fleet had trapped Cleopatra and Antony’s forces off the west coast of Gre...

    Rome’s defeat of Cleopatra and the subsequent conquest of Ptolemaic Egypt led the empire into conflict with yet another woman warrior: Amanirenas. With Egypt under Roman control, Augustus and his army pushed south toward the Nubian kingdom of Kush in what is now the central Sudan. Around 25 BCE, the Kushite kandake (queen), a one-eyed warrior known...

    Britain’s ancient heroine, Boudica didn’t originally aspire to lead armies against Rome. In fact, her husband the powerful Iceni chieftain Prasutagus, entered into a client relationship with Rome. After his death, the chief procurator for Roman Britain claimed the late ruler’s kingdom and then sent imperial soldiers to seize his personal wealth. Wh...

    Palmyra, located in what’s now Syria, was one of the richest provinces in the entire Roman Empire. And bordering Persian territory, it was also one of the most strategically vital, as well. In 267 CE, a Palmyrene queen by the name of Zenobiatook power on behalf of her young son following the king’s murder. For three years, she was a model Roman gov...

    A century later, Roman Syria would be the site of another uprising led by a woman. In the 4th century, the Arab leader Mawiyya and a confederation of nomadic tribes under her rule revolted against Rome. Defeated, Rome eventually sued for peace on Mawiyya’s terms. Later that year, Mawiyya and her followers, now allies of the empire, rushed to the ai...

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  6. Jun 30, 2022 · Learn about the inspiring stories of Asian women who fought for their values and lands against powerful forces. From Tomyris to Mulan, discover the bravery and leadership of these Warrior Queens AAPI women can look up to.

  7. May 9, 2019 · Any biography of the warrior queen is therefore a marriage of the classical histories with limited and circumstantial archaeological evidence. From these fragmentary sources, and what we know about Iron Age and early Roman Britain, we can weave together some of the strands of this woman’s achievements. The Celts: unpicking the mystery.

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