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#ZacimbaGaba #History #SlaveryResistance #BlackHistory #Brazil #AfricanPrincess #Documentary #TrueStory #RearViewTV #Quilombo African Warrior Princess in Brazil: The True Story of Zacimba Gaba’s Revenge & Liberation Zacimba Gaba was a 17th-century African princess from Cabinda (modern-day Angola) who was captured, sold into slavery, and taken to colonial Brazil. Despite unimaginable cruelty, she survived, bided her time, and ultimately poisoned her enslaver — the Portuguese plantation owner José Trancoso — using a toxin prepared from crushed jararaca snake heads. Through patience, strategy, and resilience, she not only achieved her own freedom but led a mass escape of enslaved people, founded a quilombo community along Riacho Doce, and organized night raids on slave ships to free others. In this RearView TV historical deep dive, Nadia narrates the extraordinary true story of a woman whose legacy has been celebrated as a symbol of resistance and freedom. Watch to uncover the real historical sources, the weaponization of poison, and how this princess transformed the terror of enslavement into organized liberation. 🔎 Full Sources at the bottom: • Zacimba Gaba — Wikipedia article (English) • Regional history of Santo Espírito and the poison “pó de amansar sinhô” • Cultural sources describing her legacy and quilombo leadership Zacimba Gaba, African princess poison slave owner, Brazilian quilombo resistance, enslaved woman revenge history, history of slavery in Brazil, resistance leaders in colonial Brazil, African diaspora heroes, true stories of resistance, Zacimba Gaba, African history, Brazilian history, slavery resistance, poison story, RearView TV, historical documentary, enslaved princess, quilombo, Portuguese Brazil, Riacho Doce, slave revolt, true history 📎 Full Sources: Wikipedia – Zacimba Gaba (English): Overview of her life, resistance, quilombo foundation. Historical overview of her capture, poisoning of José Trancoso, and leadership in Brazilian resistance. Quem foi Zacimba Gaba – Universidade Federal do Espírito Santo: Details on the poison preparation and aftermath. Zacimba Gaba – Fundação Palmares: Cultural recognition of her revolutionary legacy. Triplex Vermelho – Cultural center article: Additional context about her escape and quilombo impact. 📌 “Her quilombo became a beacon of resistance…” ✔️ Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the bell icon! 📌 Drop your thoughts or other historical figures you want us to explore in the comments. RearView TV is an investigative documentary platform exploring Black history, African history, and hidden chapters of global history. Our work focuses on historical investigation, educational documentary storytelling, and long-form analysis that provides context often missing from traditional education.