Vipsania Attica

Vipsania Attica (728 BE - 788 BE) was an early-mid century Yutemond woman of the late repblican era, she was the sister of queen Ulpia's right hand man Marcus Vipsanius Rio. She is best known today for the construction of the Porticus Rio.
== History ==
=== Origins ===
She was born into the House of Vipsania, a minor knightly family in Yutemond. Her father was called Lucius Vipsanius. Her mother's name is not known, however she did grow up with her brother, the famous war hero and general, Rio. It is likely her mother died giving birth to to her brother. Her family originated in the Yutemond countryside, and was of humble and common origins. They had not been prominent in Yutemond public life.
=== Career ===
Although Attica was a distinguished woman, little information about her has survived. She is remembered chiefly for overseeing construction of a monument called the Porticus Rio, a map of the Yutemond Empire engraved in marble. Rio started the construction of this map before his death in 776 BE and Attica took over the project using the notes that he left behind. It is likely that she also organized races in memory of her brother.
== Death ==
Attica died in 788 BE, a decade and a few years after the death of her own brother.
Category:Early Century
Category:Mid Century
Category:Females
Category:Deceased
Category:Yutemond people