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Samurai Tomoe:

As you see, I have many little doggie's as you call them. But they are not dogs, these are devil dire wolves and you will learn they are not just strong, they are vicious, if you are capable of killing one, four more will be summoned to take their place each stronger than the one you killed. They are going tear you and your little warrior boys to pieces.

Warrior Leader:

They will try……….

Tomoe Gozen: The Most Famous Female Samurai

During the Genpei War from 1180 to 1185, a beautiful young woman named Tomoe Gozen fought alongside her daimyo and possible husband Minamoto no Yoshinaka against the Taira and later the forces of his cousin, Minamoto no Yoritomo.

Tomoe Gozen ("gozen" is a title meaning "lady") was famous as a swordswoman, a skilled rider, and a superb archer. She was Minamoto's first captain and took at least one enemy head during the Battle of Awazu in 1184.

The late-Heian era Genpei War was a civil conflict between two samurai clans, the Minamoto and the Taira. Both families sought to control the shogunate. In the end, the Minamoto clan prevailed and established the Kamakura shogunate in 1192.

The Minamoto did not just fight the Taira, though. As mentioned above, different Minamoto lords also fought one another. Unfortunately for Tomoe Gozen, Minamoto no Yoshinaka died at the Battle of Awazu. His cousin, Minamoto Yoritomo, became shogun.
Reports vary as to Tomoe Gozen's fate. Some say that she stayed in the fight and died. Others say that she rode away carrying an enemy's head, and disappeared. Still, others claim that she married Wada Yoshimori and became a nun after his death.

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Description

Samurai Tomoe:

As you see, I have many little doggie's as you call them. But they are not dogs, these are devil dire wolves and you will learn they are not just strong, they are vicious, if you are capable of killing one, four more will be summoned to take their place each stronger than the one you killed. They are going tear you and your little warrior boys to pieces.

Warrior Leader:

They will try……….

Tomoe Gozen: The Most Famous Female Samurai

During the Genpei War from 1180 to 1185, a beautiful young woman named Tomoe Gozen fought alongside her daimyo and possible husband Minamoto no Yoshinaka against the Taira and later the forces of his cousin, Minamoto no Yoritomo.

Tomoe Gozen ("gozen" is a title meaning "lady") was famous as a swordswoman, a skilled rider, and a superb archer. She was Minamoto's first captain and took at least one enemy head during the Battle of Awazu in 1184.

The late-Heian era Genpei War was a civil conflict between two samurai clans, the Minamoto and the Taira. Both families sought to control the shogunate. In the end, the Minamoto clan prevailed and established the Kamakura shogunate in 1192.

The Minamoto did not just fight the Taira, though. As mentioned above, different Minamoto lords also fought one another. Unfortunately for Tomoe Gozen, Minamoto no Yoshinaka died at the Battle of Awazu. His cousin, Minamoto Yoritomo, became shogun.
Reports vary as to Tomoe Gozen's fate. Some say that she stayed in the fight and died. Others say that she rode away carrying an enemy's head, and disappeared. Still, others claim that she married Wada Yoshimori and became a nun after his death.

Created in Daz Studio, Unreal, Affinity.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
Property Of HENRY1850. Copying or using in AI Scripting STRICTLY Forbidden!
None of my artworks are permitted to be used as NFT's. All rights reserved. This work may NOT BE reproduced, copied, edited, published,
transmitted or uploaded in any way without written permission from HENRY1850.
This work does not belong to the public domain.
If you have doubts about this matter, please feel free to direct message HENRY1850.