The Legend of Tomiris is a historical epic set in the 6th century BCE, following the life of Tomiris, a powerful queen of the Scythian/Saka tribes. Tomiris is born into a family of warriors, and from a young age, she shows great skill in riding horses and using weapons.
When Tomiris is still a young woman, the neighboring Persian king, Cyrus, seeks to expand his empire and invades the Scythian/Saka lands. In a fierce battle, Tomiris leads her people to victory, and Cyrus is captured. However, he manages to escape and makes another attempt to conquer the Scythians.
This time, Cyrus manages to trick Tomiris and her warriors into a trap, and many Scythians are killed. Among the casualties are Tomiris' husband, brother, and closest allies. Devastated by the loss, Tomiris sets out to seek revenge against Cyrus.
With the help of a wise shaman, Tomiris unites the Scythian/Saka tribes under her leadership and sets out to confront Cyrus once and for all. In a bloody battle, Tomiris and her warriors face Cyrus and his army, ultimately defeating them and avenging the loss of their loved ones.
The Legend of Tomiris is a visually stunning epic that offers a glimpse into the life of one of history's most celebrated warrior queens. It showcases the beauty and brutality of life on the steppes, as well as the power of a strong leader who refuses to give up in the face of adversity.
