パキスタン（地域としてペルシャも含めて）で戦った女性たちの紹介（英語）。地域に関しては異論有り

Folkloristan @folkloristan

The land we now know as Pakistan has a history of fighting invaders and colonisers, and treachery. From being a part of the Sassanian Empire to British India, women have fought fearlessly and valiantly, for themselves, and for generations to come - for us. A thread: pic.twitter.com/QkqYeVfa3S

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Folkloristan @folkloristan

Apranik, the daughter of a Persian general, who fought against Arab invaders, commanding a battalion to defend her homeland. pic.twitter.com/gexMCFJ1oV

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Negan, perhaps one of the first guerrilla commanders of this region, led a band of Sassanian fighters during Arab invasions. pic.twitter.com/sufbrUJeKw

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Azad-e Daylami fought as a partisan leader, resisting the Muslim conquest. Her bravery and determination made her one of the most renowned freedom fighters in the region. pic.twitter.com/SvaBZVdoO3

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Akkadevi of the Western Chalukya Empire, which encompassed parts of Sindh at a point in history, fought battles and supervised sieges, defending her province against foreign aggression. pic.twitter.com/b9ZfDHPYaI

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Queen Abbakka Chowta resisted Portuguese colonisation in the 16th century, facing the constant threat of Portuguese conquest and the loss of her kingdom's autonomy. pic.twitter.com/9KEMkYls25

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Queen Didda ruled over Kashmir in the 10th century and defended the region against external threats. She is one of the longest-reigning monarchs of Kashmir despite facing political intrigues and challenges to her authority. pic.twitter.com/HQOALjg0Zp

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Rani Lakshmibai of Jhansi was a fierce symbol of resistance against British colonisation. She lead her troops to war in the 1857 War of Independence, fighting the British army as well as the annexation of Jhansi. pic.twitter.com/JdxEkZmLwT

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Begum Hazrat Mahal, another prominent figure in the fight against the British Raj, lead the uprising in Lucknow during the 1857 War of Independence, & became a symbol of resilience. Her leadership galvanized the rebellion, and her spirit inspired others to join the cause. pic.twitter.com/Jo3V2JVIu6

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Rani Jindan fiercely fought against British colonial forces during the Sikh Empire's decline in the 19th century, as the regent for her son, along with political turmoil after the loss of her husband. pic.twitter.com/EAzmn9Hp5Q

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Waqar Anwar Khawaja @WaqarAn95232775

@folkloristan Did they all looked like the women in the pictures

Folkloristan @folkloristan

@WaqarAn95232775 That shall remain a mystery. You can’t really tell how someone looks like from a miniature painting. This is AI-generated imagery

Abdulhaseeb @abdulhaseeb2086

@folkloristan Could you please mention the source?

Folkloristan @folkloristan

@abdulhaseeb2086 As a rule, we don’t tweet sources because then content gets stolen. You’re welcome to google it, and if you still need sources, we can DM you a list.

Karido Rosha @KaridoZ

@folkloristan Women of the region carry on the tradition of fighting ...... mainly against their husbands 😅

جانگلوس @Termizispeak

@folkloristan But the mention women are almost all Persians, has nothing to do with Pakistan or Indian subcontinent, why you want to enforce Persian on us?? Just because you want to settle score with Arabs, who make you lose your empire??

Mirza AbdulMoeed @TheIndusMan

@folkloristan Most of them are from neighboring lands, not Pakistan/Indus Valley

Manan Momand @MananMohmand

@folkloristan None of them was from the territories that make present day pakistan.

Zemal Raees @RaeesZemal

@folkloristan In addition to the Persian warrior women, there were many Baloch women who fought in wars in Persia. Furthermore, numerous Baloch women warrior also participated in battles during the British and Mughal periods. Famously in the recapture of Mughal Empire by Humayun.

Baykal @BaykalSheikh

@folkloristan Very informative. You should write more threads (especially of pre-M bin Qasim era) of our lands which vast majority people in our society know nothing about..

Rajput @twrh2

@folkloristan Great …. Unfortunately only jhansi ki rani has gained more recognition as compared to other female warriors

WordsWar_3 @WordsWarIII

@folkloristan @abdulhaseeb2086 Citation would do. Theft would be an issue only if you present the sources in hard copy to someone. You don't even need to post pictures of the source documents, you just need to write citations.

Ashfaque Arain @AshfaqueArain2

@folkloristan @hiktweets Surprisingly, the men mostly joined hand with the invaders. That's also part of history.