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Boudica, the mascot of The British History Podcast, nearly ejected the Romans from the island. And after she marched, London was never the same.

Boudica or Boudicca, also known as Boadicea or Boudicea, and in Welsh as Buddug, was a queen of the British Celtic Iceni tribe who led an uprising against the conquering forces of the Roman Empire in AD 60 or 61.

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Step into history and explore the indomitable spirit of Queen Boudica with our exclusive line of collection. Our collection pays homage to this legendary figure from the English Celtic Iceni tribe, who is known for her fierce leadership and fearless revolt against the Roman invaders in Great Britain. This collection are designed to celebrate the strength and valor of Queen Boudica, and honor her pivotal role and cultural significance in the narrative of British heritage.

Boudica, the mascot of The British History Podcast, nearly ejected the Romans from the island. And after she marched, London was never the same.

One formidable lady in history whose name will never be forgotten – Queen Boudica or Boadicea as she is more commonly called - The ultimate in Girl Power!

Celtic Queen Boudica wielding nature with wand of horses and trees

Boudica was a fierce Celtic leader who wasn't afraid to stand up for her beliefs. Now you can channel her spirit with our Batik style Boudica T-shirts! These shirts make a statement and spread awareness of feminism through trendy and stylish designs. Our products are perfect for anyone who loves history, women's rights, or just looking fabulous! Shop now and show off your inner warrior!

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Boadicea and Her Daughters statue on the Victoria Embankment in London with Big Ben in the background - Photo by Chris Crader

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Boudica or Boudicca, was a queen of the ancient British Iceni tribe, who led a failed uprising against the conquering forces of the Roman Empire in AD 60 or 61. She is considered a British national heroine and a symbol of the struggle for justice and independence.

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This design depicts a stylized woad Queen Boudicca, the Queen of the ancient Iceni tribe of ancient Britannia who revolted against the Romans. Part of the Ancient History, British History, Roman Empire and Ancient Warfare Collection.

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Unleash the spirit of courage and resilience with this exclusive collection inspired by Queen Boudica. As the valiant queen of the English Celtic Iceni tribe, Boudica's fearless stand against Roman invaders has etched her name in history as an emblem of strength and resistance. Boudica's legacy reverberates through time as a cultural icon representing bravery and defiance. Celebrate her story, embrace her valor, and be part of this historic narrative with this premium collection of Queen Boudica-themed merchandise.

Boudica came from a family of Icenan aristocrats. It tells of Dion Cassius who "possessed a greater intelligence than women generally have", which was tall, with a harsh voice and a fierce gaze, red hair to the hips, a tunic of many colors and a thick cloak adjusted with a brooch. He always wore a thick gold necklace, possibly a torque, an addition that among the Celtic peoples always meant nobility. But 9JD emphasizes that his mere presence was capable of being the scourge of the soft, the shrunken, the fainthearted and the vanquished .

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Boadicea by Thomas Thornycroft, standing near Westminster Pier, London, with her hand up looking like she is supporting the London eye. Canon 600D

Boudicca- Copyright Alan Lathwell

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Boadicea was just the queen of a Celtic tribe in one corner of Britain. But – after the death of her husband and watching her tribe invaded, her lands taken and witnessing the rape of her daughters – she went down in history. He led the biggest revolt against the Romans in Britain's 400-year rule.