Allen Lloyd – ancient pages.com – In ancient Greece, women had limited rights, and they were considered less valuable than men. The Greek Queen of Karia was fortunate to be the first lower class women because her status offers more freedom, influence and power.
Artemicia I, who ruled between 484 and 460 BC, was an intelligent and brave woman who showed no fear in the battles. He was respected by King Zarks I of Persia, who made him an ally.
Many historians have discussed its feelings about Greece and Persia. He looted both Greek and Persian ships, and it seems that he is not loyal to anyone except himself.
Artemisia became ruler after her husband’s death. She was left with a younger son, but she did not stop her from becoming a maritime robber.
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