The warrior queen of the Iceni tribe who led a revolt against the Romans is Boudica. She is celebrated in history for her fierce resistance against Roman occupation in Britain around AD 60. After the mistreatment of her family and the seizure of her kingdom, Boudica united various tribes and orchestrated a revolt, leading to the burning of Roman settlements including Camulodunum (Colchester). Her bravery and leadership have made her an enduring symbol of resistance in British history. Boudica's legacy continues to inspire discussions about female empowerment and leadership in times of struggle.