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Andamana (14th century)
The Lady Who Laid Down the Law
Indigenous lawmaker who united warring tribes under a unified code of laws that she made herself.
Kurmanjan Datka (1811-1907)
The Tsarina Who Kept the Peace
A clever woman who rose from obscurity to become a political force, playing nations against each other to protect her people.
Sybil Ludington (1761-1839)
Teen Midnight Rider of the US Revolution
To warn against the incoming British, this teen girl staged her own midnight ride – far longer and more dangerous than Paul Revere’s.
Moremi Ajasoro (12th century)
Spy Queen of the Yoruba
When a neighboring tribe threatened the Yoruba, this queen went undercover as a spy to find their weakness.
Te Puea Herangi (1883-1952)
The Reluctant Maori Royal
The reluctant royal who became the Maori's greatest leader.
Agnodice (4th century BCE)
The Secret Physician of Athens
After disguising herself as a man to be the physician women needed, she was put on trial – and won.
Tatterhood (Norwegian Folk Tale)
The Princess Who Rode a Goat
This goat-riding, spoon-wielding princess fought trolls to save her sister.
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