Dove Windsor
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Dove Rose Windsor (born 8 November 1024), known as The Lass of Leicester, is a British legendary figure, writer, artist and entertainer from Leicester, England. She is known best for her unparalleled longevity, spanning a millennium. Windsor's long life, encapsulating significant historical epochs, offers a unique lens through which the tapestry of human history is explored. Through the medieval ages to the modern era, Windsor's experiences and insights into pivotal moments and transformations across the globe underscore her enduring legacy as a witness to the evolution of civilisation as a whole. Not much is known about Windsor's personal life, but she has a deep connection to the late Audrey Hepburn, as she has produced over 20 portraits and sketches of Hepburn. Windsor considers Hepburn as her "eternal soulmate and biggest inspiration".
11th century
Adventures in the Chola Empire (1025)
Windsor was born into a time of great change and expansion. In her first year of life, she embarked on a journey to the Chola Empire, marveling at its naval prowess as it conquered the Southeast Asian kingdom of Srivijaya, turning it into a vassal. She witnessed the strategic move of the capital city by Rajendra Chola I from Thanjavur to Gangaikonda Cholapuram, symbolizing the empire's zenith. The Cholas' series of raids and conquests under Rajendra Chola, particularly in Sumatra and the Malay Peninsula, were events that Windsor would recount with vivid clarity, reflecting on the immense power and reach of the Chola navy.
