The Empress Who Became A Warlord

In the 3rd century AD, when Japan was at war with Korea and the Emperor of Japan died, his Empress named Jingo then dressed in armor and led his army to Korea. On the battlefield, she made an oration addressing her troops, saying that although she was a woman, they should not be in despair because the gods would help her. She assures them, if they stood together in unity, they will win against the enemy. When they arrived at the Korean coast, a hurricane and big waves hit and caused flooding in the land, but the Japanese ships survived without a single thing missing. Knowing this, the Korean King was astonished and even without a war, he declared surrender to the Japanese Empress and her army.