Plenty of the Japanese ladies were warriors way before the samurai-things began.
They knew they wanted to protect their residences and children. They stayed tou-
gh. The ladies became so skilled with naginatas, kaiken, and the art of tantojutsu.
Empress Jingu was supposedly a lady-warrior but she most likely was fictional. E-
mpress Suiko came strong and took no mess. HA! Empress Kogyoku/Saimei got
ferocious at times. I would have given Empress Jito some of my taquitos and Dori-
tos. HAH-HAH-HAH-HAH-HAH-HAH-HAH-HAH-HAH-HAH-HAH!
Empress Gemmei would have made you get out of her way. Empress Gensho was
great too. Empress Koken/Shotoku came through and I would have made her some
beef and turkey stew. HAH-HAH!
Empress Meisho did not rule for show but she ruled with honor. Empress Go-Sakur-
amachi was the eighth lady to rule in Japan (that is if the lady Jingu did not exist).
The Amazon Nakano Takeko was very well-trained and fought with a naginata. She w-
as a member of the Aizu clan and she lead other lady-warriors and named themselves
the Ladies' Army/Joshigun. Her sister Yuko did one last wish for her. WHOA!
Hojo Masako was a nun and shogun so at times you would have had to run. HAH-HA!
Yamamoto Yaeko was highly skilled & you would have had to bow down to her. AY!!!
She was also a nurturing nurse and she co-founded Doshisha University.
The lady Tomoe Gozen was very rough. So was Lady Hangaku Gozen. The lady Moc-
hizuki Chiyome was a noble lady who decided to assemble an underground network of
lady ninjas (kunoichi) and a lot of them probably even learned ninjutsu.
The lady Ikeda Sen lead rather well & would have made you move aside. HAH! Lady K-
ai (Kaihime) probably was a samurai. Komatsuhime was a true genius like all of the ot-
her ladies that I have wrote about in my odd blog. She was a lady-warrior and could al-
so have been a samurai. She stood her ground quite often.
Matsudaira Teru (Teruhime) was a great nun & poet. She could battle if she had to. HA!
The lady Ohori Tsuruhime was a lady-warrior who led an army and even made some sa-
murais retreat. HAH! You know that she had to be well-trained in martial arts. She was l-
earning it since she was a tyke.
The lady Yamakawa Futaba was an educator who fought for the complete education of o-
ur ladies in Japan. She also was a lady warrior that could have been a samurai. Akiko Ya-
mamoto was a lady-samurai who made sure to cause ruckus everywhere that she went.
She was one of the wildest lady-samurais. HAH-HAH!
Oyama Sutematsu (Yamakawa Sutematsu) was a lady-warrior who did not back down
& she graduated Vassar College. She co-founded Tsuda College and did stuff for the R-
ed Cross of Japan and the Ladies' Patriotic Society.
The ladies fought tough, stayed feminine, and some even led their own clans. A lot of th-
em battled for the rights of ladies. A sufficient amount of the girlfriends and wives were n-
ot being cared for and/or loved thoroughly or sincerely consistently.
Since that is the case, those deserving ladies were treated like trophies & nobodies. A l-
ot of those certain ladies were not being slept with regularly or sexually so call girls and
ladies were being paid for their services of various kinds. Why would anyone be that cold
to their girlfriends & wives? I know that things got better over the years for some though.
If I was living during those times, I would have tried hard to show a lot of the legal ladies
so much real love and care as much as I could. I would have gave the legal ladies plenty
of great actions and held those ladies tight afterwards. I would have given those ladies fu-
ll-body massages, flowers, roses, collages, kisses, surprises, positive words, realness,
other art, lots of my time, & thoughtful gifts.
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