Queen-regnant of Silla
She took the throne of Silla in 632 — the first woman to rule as queen regnant in any of the Three Kingdoms of Korea, holding power for fifteen years in a world built for kings.
Seondeok became Silla's twenty-seventh ruler in 632, breaking a centuries-old line of male succession. Contemporary chronicles describe her as generous, benevolent, wise, and smart; legend adds that she was beautiful. She reigned until her death on the eighth day of the first lunar month in 647, her fifteen-year rule marking a rare moment when a woman commanded one of Korea's warring kingdoms outright.
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