Lady Godiva, an 11th-century Anglo-Saxon noblewoman, is celebrated for her beauty, piety, and compassion. Known for her patronage of churches and monasteries, she was admired for her kindness and devotion. Her legendary ride through Coventry, naked except for her long hair, was a bold move to ease the tax burdens on her tenants, imposed by her husband, Earl Leofric of Mercia. This story gave rise to the term "Peeping Tom," referring to a man named Thomas who reportedly watched her ride and faced dire consequences. Explore the motivations behind Lady Godiva's legendary deed and discover the life of this remarkable figure.