The queen of Yamataikoku in Japan, gifted with Kiido magic. In the 2nd century, civil strife broke out frequently in Japan, and subordinate princes conflicted with each other continuously. With the continuous change of the ruler role, no one could pacify the chaos once and for all. Himiko's noble origin gave her advantages of psychology and diplomacy, thus winning the respect and love of all the princes as the queen. When she became the queen, she perfected the religious system of ghost Taoism and carried it out widely, which greatly deepened the loyalty and respect of various princes to her. Living in the depths of grand palaces and never appearing in front of people, the mysterious and unpredictable Himiko convinced every one of her identity as a divine messenger. In 239, Himiko sent envoys to China and was recognized as the sole Queen of Japan by the powerful China, which made her status more sacred and unshakable. Himiko was the founder of ancient Japanese ghost Taoism, and also an ancient female ruler with mysteries. Legends about her are still being told in Japan today.