From Avatar to Reality: The Untold Stories of Southeast Asian Women

[@KirbyAraullo]

💡 Check out my books to learn more about the fierce women of Southeast Asia! www.kirbyaraullo.com/books

[@valorwarrior7628]

It's refreshing and a blessing to know the historical importance of noblewomen in shaping the country's sociocultural and historical backgrounds, as you eloquently bring back the highlights and the lives of obscured female historical characters.

[@KirbyAraullo]

Thank you for appreciating and recognizing the significance of these historical figures.

[@KirbyAraullo]

Oops caught a minor typo! 😅 it should be “Air Nomad Nuns” not “Airnomad Nuns” 📿

[@atsuhies]

I love learning about southeast Asian history and culture 😻

[@KirbyAraullo]

Who is your favorite Avatar character? 🌊🪨🔥💨

[@DarkR0ze]

It's tough but I gotta say, Momo

[@hajil_e_duj9642]

The Last Airbender himself, Aang. Zuko, and Jet come close tho.

[@evia0913]

Avatar Kyoshi and Avatar Korra.

[@drawnseeker]

This is so interesting! I love it!

[@KirbyAraullo]

Thank you!!🙏🏽

[@Sea.Royals]

What an amazing connection! Celebrating the real-life counterparts of "Avatar: The Last Airbender" characters during Women's History Month is incredibly inspiring. Let's honor these remarkable women from Southeast Asia! 🌟 Terima kasih Yang Amat Mulia Pengiran Datu Kirby for this very educational #WomensHistoryMonth video!

[@quinoakalegreen4064]

Great video, as always I learned a lot!

[@justineambrad5595]

Thank you for this, I learned a lot!

[@KirbyAraullo]

Thank you for taking the time to watch and learn from the video! 😊

[@lelouchlamperouge8560]

…but when the Western colonisers attacked the women lost their identity. Edit: Pls expound more on that Lady admiral. Thx!

[@KirbyAraullo]

I appreciate your curiosity! Stay tuned :)

[@josuadelsocorro5772]

Even a birorang (princess) sister of Radya Tupas poisoned some of the men of Miguel Lopez de Legazpi when they stayed at Cebu, but later killed her.

[@Sea.Royals]

May we know more about this princess? Terima kasih!

[@wilfredwilfred5974]

More power to ur channel

[@wilfredwilfred5974]

Kirby can u discuss2 parts of our history 1, thd majapahit kingdom snd how it affected our country & what are the influences of india in our country

[@elycoloquingan3364]

👍👍👍

[@KirbyAraullo]

Thanks! 😊

[@Heavenlyrules]

Well. "Real power is not about being the boss." Oh kirby. Dyah Gitarja and her mother, Dyah Gayatri would love tell you otherwise. The mother literally hold herself as prisoners of war by Yuan, and became the most beloved among the emperor wives and strongest matriach in Javan history after Queen Shima, Empress Pramodhawardhani, and Queen Mahendradatta. The daughter became a literal Warior princess ever recorded in javan history, pacifying two battalyons of the empire who are antagonistic towrads one another. And leading them two victories againts insurgencies. And when she ascended the ocean throne fully. She rebuilt her grandfather dilapidated imperial navy, swelling the number of jongs (massive combat ship) to be around 400-500, effectively making 5 armadas out of them Both making most important desicion to elevate an overly ambitious peasant as a special imperial forces commander, then prime minister, who to this day. Became a legend.

[@Kimberly67922]

There are a lot brave amazing women throughout history but they were erase or not teached out in school because of patriarchy, if i didn't did a research about feminism in Philippines I would never know the story those women who fight during ww2 or even what women is in our society before colonial period

[@KirbyAraullo]

Who run the world? Girls! (And yes, they are often left out of the textbooks...)

[@DarkR0ze]

She might not be the first female admiral in the WORLD. Weren't there African women who were?