Persian female warrior

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Illustration of Irdabama, a wealthy businesswoman who ran her own wine grain business in the late 400 BCE during the reign of Xerxes

Woman Life Freedom, Azad Persian Warrior Woman Daylamite Guerrilla Commander of Gilan Freedom Fighter Azad as a successor, the same as her predecessors Artemisia and Apranik, often fought with two swords. Azad was a superb archer and dagger thrower. Azad was a fine example of a strong Gilak Woman from Gilan.

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Kyra was an adventurer and Cleric of Sarenrae. She was a female human from Qadira. At some point she was part of a group of adventures that included the Human Valeros, the sorceress Seoni, the Elf Merisiel and the Dwarf Harsk. Born in a small Qadiran farming town to loving parents, Kyra (pronounced Ky-rah) grew up in the shadow of one of the Sarenrae's shrines. She was taken at a young age with the beauty of the shrine's stained glass, and the grace of the three priestesses who practiced…

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Sohrab and Gordafarid (Shahnameh) by Mahmoud Farshchian. The female warrior Gordafarid (at left) clashing with Sohrab - as recalled in the post-Islamic Shahnama epic of Ferdowsi.

Farah (disambiguation) has multiple meanings, select the correct article below. Farah (Sands of Time) - The princess of India in the Sands of Time Trilogy Farah (2008 Game) - The Prince's Donkey in Prince of Persia (2008) Farah (film) - A minor character that appears in Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time (film) prequel comic, Prince of Persia: Before the Sandstorm.

Famous Historical Persian Queens, ministers, secretaries of state, Generals and Admirals.

Nusseibeh bint Ka’ab (also Umm Ammarah), a member of the Banu Najjar tribe living in Medina, was an early convert to Islam. She was one of two women to personally pledge directly to the prophet Muhammad. The Battle of Uhud There were many virtues attributed to Nusaybah, yet she is most remembered for taking part in the Battle of Uhud (625). Abdullah bin Rowahah at the battle of Uhud The Battle of Uhud was fought on Saturday, March 19, 625 at the valley located in front of Mount Uhud, in…