The Legend of Tomiris, 582BC

completely mesmerized by her fortitude and determination from childhood throughout her adult life to avenge her father’s death and that of her husband and son! She persuaded her people to fight for their freedom while she was with child! I will watch this again and again! Thanks YouTube for sharing such an inspiring movie!  她從童年到成年，為父親、丈夫和兒子報仇的毅力和決心完全令人著迷！ 當她懷著孩子的時候，她就說服她的人民為自由而戰！ 我會一遍又一遍地看這個！ 感謝 YouTube 分享如此鼓舞人心的電影！

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Abmmo5gHxvU 

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Excellent movie with real hardships of nomadic life. Tomiris father yearned for a son but he raised his daughter like a warrior. There is an important lesson here that proper upbringing play a key role in child's life irrespective of gender. Loved the bravery, wisdom and tactical planning of Tomiris. Role well played. 5/5 stars. I found it strange that Tomiris husband warned the king of bloodshed and started to enjoy the feast despite the fact that his son was reminding him to be cautious at the kings palace. Ah Tomiris 6th sense warned her and she sent a spy to keep an eye on the caravan and Persian ambassador. She sniffed the danger in the air and her move to declare war was just and fair, in my opinion. Poor advice to Cyrus by his ambassador to kill her husband and son and try negotiating with Tomiris. A faithful women can never imagine to be with a man who killed her son and husband.

@molW

2 years ago (edited)

There is no words to describe such a great movie, amazing history and acting.

 

@esthercee570

5 months ago

What an excellent movie of an extraordinary, decisive & strong lady perfectly portrayed by the female lead. Heritage history says that Queen Tomyris of the Massagetae, is one of the best known female Warriors of the ancient world. Although Cyrus defeated the rich and powerful kingdoms of Lydia, and Babylon, she defeated Persians on her own territory, and killed the Great King. The first encounter between the Persians and Massagetae went badly for Queen Tomyris; the Persians ambushed a detachment of her army and killed her son. But when the two armies met the next day in open battle, the Massagetae prevailed. Cyrus was killed, and his head was brought to Queen Tomyris. Whereas, Britannica states that Herodotus cites Queen Tomyris of the Massagetai, who led her troops against Cyrus II the Great of Persia and killed him in 529 BCE.