A 19th-century woodblock depicts a female warrior in armor.Image credit: H. O. Havemeyer Collection, Bequest of Mrs. H. O. Havemeyer, 1929, the Met Museum; Public Domain
A 19th-century woodblock depicts a female warrior in armor.Image credit: H. O. Havemeyer Collection, Bequest of Mrs. H. O. Havemeyer, 1929, the Met Museum; Public Domain
Yes. She killed Bill.
Yes, they were called SAMANTHA-RAI.............
Dealt with in James Clavell’s SHOGUN.
This sort of junk is really important in the US.
Women who fought in battle are sometimes called “onna-musha,” which translates to “women warriors.” You ain’t kidding, been married to one for 47 years.
Sammy on rye. Go make it.
Females did fight with this halberd-like implement they called a naginata, But that was usually last ditch, in the final moments of a collapse, after which the womenfolk of the defeated clan could expect to be handled roughly.
Maybe, maybe not, but they definitely had black samurai and disabled samurai in bamboo wheelchairs.
Knowing Japanese culture as I do… I’d have to say this one is made up feminist bullshit.
| Who was the most famous female samurai warrior of Japan? Played (in the 2013 50-episode NHK drama broadcast by Japan's leading actress, Haruka Ayase. |
Just watch Netflix. The Samurai were 80lb black LGBTQWTFAI trannies who could beat up entire divisions of well trained and armed white males.
There were not many. Many more exist in anime and mangas.
Someone had to make the gyoza.
