Khutulun: The Mongol Princess No Man Could Beat in Wrestling
Seven centuries ago, a great-great-granddaughter of Genghis Khan vowed she would marry only the man who could beat her in wrestling. Suitor after suitor stepped onto the grass and was thrown into the dust. By the end she is said to have owned ten thousand horses and no husband at all — and the empire never knew what to do with a woman it could not defeat.
