Chengtian
Empress Chengtian was one of the most well-known and powerful women in the Liao Dynasty, taking after her aunt Empress Yingtian.
Empress Chengtian was one of the most well-known and powerful women in the Liao Dynasty, taking after her aunt Empress Yingtian.
American Revolutionary War heroine
Cross-dressing “Manchester Heroine” of the British army in the 1800s
Spanish-American military heroine
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Aboriginal leader from the nineteenth century that organised an armed resistance against white colonists in now-Tasmania, Australia.
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