The Most FEARED Woman in Samurai History – Tomoe Gozen Tomoe Gozen was a legendary 12th-century onna-musha (female warrior) who served the great Minamoto no Yoshinaka during Japan's Genpei War (1180-1185), renowned for her unmatched skill in archery, swordsmanship, and commanding cavalry charges while clad in full samurai armor. Battlefield Terror Beautiful yet ferocious, Tomoe led 1,000 riders to victory at Tonamiyama (1183), routing Taira clan forces single-handedly. At the final Battle of Awa

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