Urduja: Warrior Princess of the Philippines (With HERstory: Southeast Asia)
We're joined by Agas Ramirez of HERstory: Southeast Asia to discuss this fascinating woman--and the tradition of female rulers and warriors in southeast Asia.
Ancient History Fangirl · Jenny Williamson and Genn McMenemy
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Show Notes
Urduja was a celebrated warrior princess who ruled the kingdom of Tawalisi, said to exist in the Philippines. The first recorded mention of her comes from the travelogue of Ibn Battuta, an explorer and scholar who lived in the 1300s AD and who claimed to have met her.
Much is mysterious about Urduja--including whether her kingdom ever existed. However, her story has become so compelling over the centuries that today she is considered a national heroine of the Philippines. This week, we're joined by Agas Ramirez of HERstory: Southeast Asia to discuss the history and mythology surrounding this fascinating woman--and the tradition of female rulers and warriors in southeast Asia.
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