Ki-Etさんのイラストまとめ

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@yu27751600 @azi06574940 1st pic is reconstructing from early Nguyen style, based on both written and photo records. not everything is plagiarism, get off ur high horse.

...(tho after the Trưng Sisters took their own lives, she also killed herself and her child, so not exactly mother of the year). She’s now enshrined in Tuấn Xuyên Village, Vạn Thắng, Ba Vì, Hà Nội.

24 Three Ladies: 3 sisters Lady Đạm, Lady Hồng, and Lady Thanh were titled Princess Quất Lưu, Princess An Bình, & Princess Bình Xuyên respectively by Queen Trưng, leading the cavalry in Lĩnh Nam. They’re all enshrined in Quất Lưu Communal Temple, Vĩnh Phúc.

18 Lê Thị Lan: revolted in Đường Lâm, Sơn Tây, was titled Princess Nhu Mẫn by Queen Trưng, positioned as General Trấn Tây (lit ‘Western Defense’), co-lead Hán Trung army. She’s now enshrined in Hạ Hòa, Vĩnh Phúc.

She stars in a short film of She-Kings, named Ả Chạ (lit 'Woman named Chạ")

https://t.co/JfbIlNaX8j

15 Quách A: revolted in Bạch Hạc, Phú Thọ, titled Princess Khâu Ni (lit ‘Buddhist nun’) by Queen Trưng (due to her Buddhist background), the position of Right General Tiên Phong (lit ‘Vanguard’), viceroy of Luy Lâu. She’s now enshrined in Nhật Chiêu (Phú Thọ)

12 Trần Thị Phương Châu: took her own life in Qujiang (China) in 39AD, titled Princess Nam Hải (lit ‘Southern Sea’) by Queen Trưng, now enshrined in Qujiang. In 1288, Emperor Trần Nhân Tông ordered Mandarin Đoàn Nhữ Hài to go to Qujiang, China, to repair her shrine.

10 Lady Trương Tử: Trưng Sisters' Navy Admiral. She died fighting Ma Yuan @ Thần Phù waterfront (Ninh Bình). The Sisters posthumously titled her Goddess Trinh Thục Đoan Trang Anh Túc (lit ‘Virginal and Modest Poppy Flower’), & enshrined her at Bà Tía Communal Temple, Hà Nội.