The famous warrior queen of Britain known for her resistance against the Romans was Boudica. Ruling around 60-61 AD, she was the queen of the Iceni tribe in present-day East Anglia. Following the death of her husband, Boudica led a significant uprising against Roman rule, fueled by injustice and harsh taxation inflicted on her people. Her revolt initially saw military success, with the burning of Roman settlements, including Londinium (London). However, despite her fierce leadership, she ultimately faced defeat. Boudica remains a symbol of resistance and female empowerment in British history and folklore.