Hippolyta

Hippolyta is a figure from Greek mythology, known as the queen of the Amazons, a warrior society of women. She is often depicted as strong, noble, and courageous, possessing great leadership and combat skills. In literature like William Shakespeare’s "A Midsummer Night’s Dream," Hippolyta is portrayed as a regal and decisive character engaged to Theseus. Her portrayal varies between myths and stories, but she generally symbolizes female strength, authority, and grace, representing both warrior and regal qualities within Greek mythology and later literary adaptations.