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Boudica was the queen of the British Iceni tribe in the first century and attempted to drive the Roman invaders out of Britannia, but ultimately failed. Prior to taking command, she and her daughters were sexually abused by their Roman conquerors, fueling her vengeance. While in the end she was unsuccessful at defending her land, she is still ultimately remembered as a National hero for her bravery and some victories. - This was just a fun general Roman/Celtic cosplay and I thought Boudica fit,

11 Facts About Boudica, Warrior Queen of the Iceni

In 60 AD, Boudica, queen of the Iceni tribe in ancient Britain, watched her world collapse under Roman boots. Her husband’s peaceful alliance with Rome ended in betrayal. Her daughters were violated. She was publicly beaten. Rome expected silence. Instead, they awakened a storm. Boudica rose, mounted a chariot, and united British tribes in one of the most ferocious rebellions the Roman Empire had ever seen. Her warriors, painted in woad and fury, burned Camulodunum (Colchester), Londinium (Londo

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