Salamāsina
Queen Salamāsina lived in 16th century Samoa and held the paramount position of Tafa‘ifā, after acquiring four papā or district titles. Her elevation to the highest chiefly ranks was a dynastic move by her relatives.
Queen Salamāsina lived in 16th century Samoa and held the paramount position of Tafa‘ifā, after acquiring four papā or district titles. Her elevation to the highest chiefly ranks was a dynastic move by her relatives.
1900s Queen of Tonga
Aboriginal leader from the nineteenth century that organised an armed resistance against white colonists in now-Tasmania, Australia.
Ethiopian queen who brought down the ruling house of Aksum in the tenth century, a dynasty which was not to rise again until c. 1270.
Igbo queen of Enugu-Ezike
Empress of Haiti in the 1800s
Ana Hamu was a leading member of the Ngāpuhi iwi people in Paihia, Aotearoa.
Moroccan queen
She became saunkskwa, or female sachem, of the Narangasset and Niantic peoples in 1657
Alliquippa was a prominent leader of the Seneca nation for at least a decade before her death in December 1754.