Hōjō Masako (1156 – August 16, 1225) was an onna-bugeisha, a female warrior from medieval Japan. Minamoto no Yoritomo Born in 1156 in the province of Izu, Hōjō Masako is the daughter of Hōjō no Maki and Hōjō Tokimasa, samurai and leader of the Hōjō clan, a very influential samurai clan. She is t
After ruling the state for twenty years, that is, around 1742 AD, the light of the eyes of Raja Badan Singh started decreasing. Therefore, he handed over the rights of state expansion, military organization and political negotiations to his eldest son Surajmal and himself started making internal man
Kikuyu activist Mary Muthoni Nyanjiru (? – 1922) is known for speaking out against the arrest of Harry Thuku, father of Kenyan nationalism, and for her heroism during protests. British Colony Coming from the Kikuyus people, the majority people in Kenya, Mary Muthoni Nyanjiru was born in Weithaga,
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