Ngalifourou
Ngalifourou was the last Queen of the Teke, or Bateke, people in the Tio kingdom (a region located in Gabon, Congo Republic and Democratic Republic of Congo).
Ngalifourou was the last Queen of the Teke, or Bateke, people in the Tio kingdom (a region located in Gabon, Congo Republic and Democratic Republic of Congo).
Queen-Consort of ancient Egypt and religious revolutionary.
Spanish religious writer
Celebrated Irish beauty and courtesan
Baranamtarra was an ancient Mesopotamia businesswoman.
Babylonian high-priestess of the Moon God at Ur and founder of the world’s first museum.
Countess of Huntingdon, a patron of the English Methodists.
American novelist, known under the pen name of Elizabeth Wetherell. She wrote a number of stories, usually with moral teachings, and collaborated with her sister Anna, but she is chiefly remembered for her very successful novel, The Wide, Wide World, published in 1851.
Swedish saint
Co-founder of the Volunteers of America