Queen Jingu ( Samurai )

Queen Jingu, who acted as regent to govern Japan after her husband's death. In the year 200, she personally organized and commanded the battle on the Korean peninsula, returning victorious three years later. Despite the popular traditional notion in Japan that women are second to men, must be submissive and stay home to take care of the family, women like Empress Jingu are still allowed to be exceptions. They were considered strong and independent and were encouraged to fight alongside male samurai.