Upon a field of mirrored lands, Two nations wait at mind’s commands. The throne is lost when rulers fall, Yet blood is never shed at all.

My little boy went first, but alas did not survive. I followed three days later, but there I also died. And scores of thousands cried. Who am I?

I have a face, but I do not have a nose. I am known for my riddles.

I may be a goddess, or simply a thought, I’m chased when I’m present, missed when I’m not. To ponder, to wonder, or someone to use, I carry all meanings, for I am a...?

My gaze is deadly, my hair’s alive, One look at me, you won’t survive. Who am I, feared across the lands, With fate controlled by mortal hands?