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1) Onake Obavva – The unlikely warrior
2) Kuyili – The first woman martyr in Indian history
3) Rani Suka Dei – The wise Queen of Odisha
Onake Obavva
The unlikely warrior
After three previous failed attempts to capture Karnataka, Hyder Ali, the Sultan of Mysore, surrounded and set up camp around Chitradurga Fort. With the threat of conflict on the horizon, every soldier in the area was on his guard. However, just when Hyder Ali thought he would finally succeed in taking over, he met his match in the most unlikely of warriors. Her battle with the Mysorean soldiers would go on to be remembered forever.
Kuyili
The first woman martyr in Indian history
Kuyili was an army commander of Queen Velu Nachiyar of Sivaganga, who campaigned against the East India Company in the 18th century. The first woman martyr of India, hers is a story of bravery, loyalty and steadfastness that deserves to be remembered and retold.
Rani Suka Dei
The wise Queen of Odisha
Wars to extend the boundaries and plunder the riches usually do not end. Instead, they lead to more wars to take revenge and get even, which last for decades and generations. History sings praises of those rulers who continued their battles at all costs. Here’s a story about a queen from Odisha who took an unusual step.
