Tereza de Benguela
Tereza de Benguela was an 18th-century quilombola leader who played a crucial role in the political and economic structure of the Quilombo do Quariterê. After the death of her husband, José Piolho, she assumed command and governed with the help of a parliament until her execution by Portuguese authorities in 1775. Recently, her likeness was reconstructed using historical documents and AI technology, allowing for a more accurate representation of her identity.
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Tereza de Benguela was a quilombola queen in the 18th century responsible for the political, economic, and administrative structure of the Quilombo do Quariterê.
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