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Septimia Bathzabbai or Zenobia (240 – 274 AD), Queen of Palmyra, took control of the empire on the death of her husband and led a famous revolt against the Roman Empire. From the line of Cleopatra? Zenobia was born and raised in Palmyra, Syria. A Roman citizen, Zenobia is the Roman version of her
Parisian seamstress, Eulalie Papavoine (1846 – 1875) served as an ambulance attendant during the Paris Commune. Like others, she will suffer from the myth of the oily one. Seamstress in Paris We know very little about the life of Eulalie Papavoine before the Paris Commune, an insurrection that br
Queen of Ullal, one of the oldest cities in India, Rani Abbakka Chowta Fights Portuguese settlers in the 16th century. For four decades, she manages to repel their assaults on the city; she is sometimes referred to as Indias first female freedom fighter. Queen of Ullal Little is known of the chil
Martha Jane Canary, alias Calamity Jane (1850s – 1903) is a mythical personality of the Conquest of the West. Having become a legend during her lifetime, it is sometimes difficult to disentangle, in her life stories, what is true and what is myth. The beginning of an adventurous life Martha Jane C