Princess Eudoxie was a notable figure in the Kingdom of Dahomey, a powerful West African state that existed from the 17th to the 19th century. Known for its rich culture and military prowess, Dahomey was ruled by a series of kings and queens. Eudoxie, as a princess, played a significant role in the royal court and was part of a lineage that emphasized the importance of women in leadership and governance. The Kingdom of Dahomey was famous for its elite female warriors known as the Amazons of Dahomey. These women were trained to fight and protect the kingdom, showcasing the unique position of women in Dahomey society. Princess Eudoxie's life and legacy reflect the complexities of gender roles and power dynamics in this historical context.