She was nearly beaten by a Byzantine Greek when one of her female companions, Wafayra, beheaded her opponent with one blow. This act rallied the Arabs and they defeated the Greeks.[7] 7th century: Princess Pingyang of China helps overthrow the Sui Dynasty by organizing an "Army of the Lady".[8] 7th century: Kahina leads Berber resistance against the Muslim conquest of the Maghreb.[9] 7th century[10] Ghazala al-Haruriyya lead troops in battle.[11] 624: Qurayshi Arab priestess Hind al-Hunnud leads her people against Muhammad in the Battle of Badr. Her father, uncle, and brother are killed.[12] 625: Hind al-Hunnud is among fifteen women accompanying troops in a battle near Medina, singing songs to inspire warriors.