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ITT: Successful Female Rulers
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I would post Queen Victoria but she didn’t really rule much, it was more her governments in control
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This should be the shortest thread ever.
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cheeky
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Just gonna cover Roman Empresses up to 6th century.
Livia
Zenobia
Helena
Eusebia
Galla Placidia
Theodora-
>Livia
So much competent of herto poison every competend heir
>Zenobia
Backstabed Rome, defeated by Aurelian
>Helena
Just support for her far greater son
>Eusebia
Just a sudekick to her competend husband
>Galla Placidia
Installed Valentinian III to the throne, no thanks
>Theodora
Adding turmoil to already boiling religious situation is concidered "competent"?
King Tamar of Georgia
>bonked off the Seljuks
>brought about Georgia’s golden age
>dominated the Caucasus
>expanded her empire further than it had ever reached
>redistributed the spoils of war into industry and commerce
>defeated several coup attempts by seething males
>redefined Georgian cultureJust used political instablity of the agr and momentum gained by David the Builder
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>Just used political instablity of the agr and momentum gained by David the Builder
true but also didn’t fuck it up the way successors often do -
disagree on most your points. you think Livia poisoned people? I,Claudius is fiction you know
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>every chosen heir dies in some weird circumstances
>the only one survived being Tiberius, son of Livia
>myshoch.jpeg-
are you being serious?
there are documents of Germanicus visited Alexandria and him announcing how much he "misses my granmother".
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All of them are shit-tier, Cartimandua of the Brigantes beats them all just by not turning her people into mincemeat
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Can’t believe you missed Aelia Eudoxia and Aelia Pulcheria, especially Pulcheria.
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not too clued up on marcian and arcadius sorry pal. enjoyed more reading about honorius be a huge scrotebrain
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>Pulchria
Good
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King Tamar of Georgia
>bonked off the Seljuks
>brought about Georgia’s golden age
>dominated the Caucasus
>expanded her empire further than it had ever reached
>redistributed the spoils of war into industry and commerce
>defeated several coup attempts by seething males
>redefined Georgian culture-
what a shame they made her look hispanic in civ vi
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kek why is her skin so dark wtf
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What the fuck? I thought blackwashing in Civ games was a meme by shitposters on LULZ, I didn’t realize it was real
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>nooooo, people from Middle East aren’t dark
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>georgia
>middle east
surely a joke -
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looks like an average Georgian woman still.
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she looks indian, what are you talking about? have you been to georgia?
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she looks indian, what are you talking about? have you been to georgia?
Georgian women can get pretty dark anons, they just need to spend some time in the sun
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she looks med
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that’s an imagine from when she was first announced, they adjusted it quite a bit to make her look more georgian
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that’s better but she’s still too dark and her face should be rounder
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Georgians are literally just slightly paler Persians in terms of appearance. This depiction is probably darker than the average Georgian but it’s not too far off.
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simply not true
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>excluded from the official founding history propaganda written in the 8th century
>only really know about her from Chinese sources
>basically became ruler cause the petty kingdoms couldn’t stop fighting over which man should be emperor, were willing to be ruled by a woman as a compromise
>her reign was peaceful and prosperous and she was widely respected, had an impressive state funeral by all accounts -
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woke af
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The Vietnamese matriarchy that BTFO the Qing
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Elaborate?
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There’s a history of Vietnamese women humiliating, torturing and killing Chinese men for 2,000 years. Vietnam’s national heroes are the Trưng sisters and their 36 female generals in 39-43 AD. They had many female soldiers too and revolted against Han China. They defeated the numerically superior Chinese, capturing 65 cities and strongholds. Captured Chinese men, soldiers and Chinese male generals were executed and beheaded by the Vietnamese female generals some of whom were teens and their rebel armies. Every single Chinese male in Vietnam was either hacked to death or beheaded in executions and battles or ran back to China.
https://thebarchive.com/b/thread/831100283/
It was a scene of massive humiliation for China as Chinese male generals were captured and beheaded by Vietnamese women generals and their blood smeared on flags in sacrifice-executions. Chinese men’s heads decorated the headquarters of Viet female generals and their blood stained their flags.
After the Trưng sisters and their 36 female generals ruled Vietnam for three years from 40 to 43 CE (AD), the Chinese returned to reconquer Vietnam with a much larger army from all across China which outnumbered the Vietnamese.
The Trưng sisters and the 36 female generals are still worshiped today as deities in temples in their hometowns.
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The are also Vietnamese female generals who fought against Han Chinese in the Eastern Wu, Liang dynasty, Tang dynasty, Ming dynasty and Qing dynasty (the Qing army that invaded Vietnam was Han Chinese Green Standard army and Han bannermen, no Manchu bannermen were involved).
You can read about them at these links.
https://travelmag.vn/nhung-nu-tuong-tai-ba-trong-lich-su-viet-nam-d2897.html
https://zingnews.vn/10-nu-tuong-anh-hung-cua-nuoc-viet-khien-ke-thu-khiep-so-post922716.html
https://archive.is/p7zYA#q78074929
https://archive.is/p7zYA#q78074948
https://archive.is/0Y2Q3#q45938724_26
The Vietnamese female generals and female soldiers defeated the Ming dynasty in the Lam Sơn uprising in 1426-1427 and defeated the Qing army attack in 1788-1789 beheading many Han Chinese men.
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You can read about them at these links.
https://travelmag.vn/nhung-nu-tuong-tai-ba-trong-lich-su-viet-nam-d2897.html
https://zingnews.vn/10-nu-tuong-anh-hung-cua-nuoc-viet-khien-ke-thu-khiep-so-post922716.html
https://archive.is/p7zYA#q78074929
https://archive.is/p7zYA#q78074948
https://archive.is/0Y2Q3#q45938724_26
The Vietnamese female generals and female soldiers defeated the Ming dynasty in the Lam Sơn uprising in 1426-1427 and defeated the Qing army attack in 1788-1789 beheading many Han Chinese men.
But were they matriarchal?
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Looks more like egalitarian to incels there the same thing
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You can read about them at these links.
https://travelmag.vn/nhung-nu-tuong-tai-ba-trong-lich-su-viet-nam-d2897.html
https://zingnews.vn/10-nu-tuong-anh-hung-cua-nuoc-viet-khien-ke-thu-khiep-so-post922716.html
https://archive.is/p7zYA#q78074929
https://archive.is/p7zYA#q78074948
https://archive.is/0Y2Q3#q45938724_26
The Vietnamese female generals and female soldiers defeated the Ming dynasty in the Lam Sơn uprising in 1426-1427 and defeated the Qing army attack in 1788-1789 beheading many Han Chinese men.
>Chinks are shit at fighting, in other news, sky is blue
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Her majest Mary Theresa :3, proto natsoc mommy 🙂
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>Refuses D. João’s Perfect Prince’s cock II
scrotebrain -
Now post the Reconquista for Anatolia
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Wait… The Achaemenids had a female ruler?
Also, the Greeks called Cyrus "KYROS" which sounds infinitely better than the effeminate cyrus-
>Also, the Greeks called Cyrus "KYROS" which sounds infinitely better than the effeminate cyrus
Didn’t the Persians pronounce C’s like K’s too? So it wouldn’t have been pronounced like Cyrus in the English language today
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tomyris was woke af by all accounts i’ve heard
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>Source: trust me bro
No, it’s Scythian Queen fighting against the Persians, Herodotus said Cyrus was killed by her
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didn’t exist
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t. seething persia-let
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Aethelflaed
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This girl saved her empire through the power of Hungarian simps
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Jadwiga
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