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Amira Benyamina was a French journalist and a member of the French Brotherhood of Assassins who operated in Paris in the mid-19th century.

Operating as a team alongside Henri Escoffier and Michel Moulin, she and her fellow Assassins inducted the former soldier Simeon Price into the Brotherhood in 1854.^[1]

Behind the scenes

Amira Benyamina is a character introduced in the first novel of the Assassin's Creed: The Engine of History series, The Magus Conspiracy, written by Kate Heartfield and released in August 2022.

Etymology

The given name Amira is Arabic in origin meaning "princess". It means the same in Hindi also, however in Hebrew it means either "treetop" or "saying". The surname Benyamina is derived from the Hebrew name Benjamina, the feminine form of Benjamin, it means ""son of the right hand". Alternatively, in Maghrebi Arabic Benyamina means "son of Yamina" chiefly in Algeria.

Appearances

Assassin's Creed: The Engine of History – The Magus Conspiracy

References

↑ Assassin's Creed: The Engine of History – The Magus Conspiracy

Assassin's Creed: The Engine of History

The Magus Conspiracy • The Resurrection Plot

Characters

Assassins	Amira Benyamina • Ethan Frye • Henri Escoffier • Jayadeep Mir • Michel Moulin • Pierrette Arnaud • Simeon Price \| Angelica • Beatrice • Dmitry Karakozov • Fabrice Sabourin • Evie Frye • Gamal Sabry • George Westhouse • Irene Egli • Jean-Baptiste Barbeau • Mary Fitzpatrick • Mustafa Hussein • Nikolai Rysakov • Safiya El-Nadi • Sami Zidane

Templars	Art Hennighan • Julius Jacob von Haynau • Karl Mayr • Konstanze von Visler • Oscar Kane \| Albert Hawkins • Armen Kazan • Centime • Lebrun • Maynard Poole • Robert L'Estocq • Victoire L'Estocq • Virgile Donat

Others	Ada Lovelace • Anne Blunt • Ariel Fine • Byron Ockham • Charles Blondin • Dante Gabriel Rossetti • Elizabeth Siddal • Fanny Eaton • Felice Orsini • Franz Joseph I of Austria • Grimes • Hugh Robinson • János Libényi • John Ruskin • Joseph Ettenreich • Jovita Ferreira • Lady Byron • Laura • Leo Wallin • Margit Libényi • Napoleon III • Nell Robinson • Oliver Fraser • Sawyer Halford • Tillie Wallin \| Arthur Rimbaud • Charles Augustus Howell • Madame Charpentier • Eugénie de Montijo • Georges Clemenceau • Gisela • Helena Blavatsky • Henry Morton Stanley • Hippolyte Fontaine • Ismail Pasha • Jules Sabourin • Lambert • Leopold II of Belgium • Mikhail Bakunin • Nathalie Lemel • Otto von Bismarck • Paul Verlaine • Spider Wallin • Tom Shallow • Queen Victoria • Wilhelm I, German Emperor

Factions

Assassins (British Brotherhood • Egyptian Brotherhood • Parisian Brotherhood • Russian Brotherhood • Zurich Brotherhood) • Templars (Austrian Rite • Parisian Rite) • Austrian Empire • British Empire (British Army) • France (Second French Empire • Third French Republic (Government of National Defense)) • Ottoman Empire • Prussia • Russia (Russian Empire)

Locations

Austria (Vienna (Graben)) • Belgium (Brussels) • Czech Republic (Prague) • Egypt (Alexandria • Cairo (Khedivial Opera House) • Suez Canal) • England (Bath • Birmingham • Crabbet Farm • Crawley • Manchester • London (Chelsea • Ealing • Holborn • Kensington • Mayfair • Waterloo station • Westminster (Horse Guards • Hyde Park)) • Surrey • Windsor (Windsor Royal Station)) • France (Le Bourget • Metz • Paris (Eiffel Tower • Gallery of Machines • Gare de l'Est • Gare du Nord • Montmartre) • Tours • Versailles) • Germany (Frankfurt • Berlin) • Italy (Lake Como • Rome) • Russia (Saint Petersburg) • South Africa • Switzerland (Alps • Zürich)

Events

Great Exhibition • Assassination attempt on Franz Joseph I of Austria • Orsini affair | Franco-Prussian War • Paris Commune (1871) • Assassination of Alexander II of Russia

Terms and concepts

Assassination • Eavesdropping • Freerunning • Leap of Faith • Dog (Javert) • Horse • Engine of History • Pieces of Eden (Eye • Ankh • Apple of Eden) • Ships (HMS Birkenhead)

Weapons and Tools

Bombs (Smoke bomb) • Firearms (Pistol • Revolver) • Hidden Blade • Straight razor

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 Operating as a team alongside [[Henri Escoffier]] and [[Michel Moulin]], she and her fellow Assassins [[Initiation into the Assassin Order|inducted]] the former [[soldier]] [[Simeon Price]] into the Brotherhood in 1854.<ref name="MC">''[[Assassin's Creed: The Engine of History – The Magus Conspiracy]]''</ref>
+==Behind the scenes==
+Amira Benyamina is a character introduced in the first novel of the ''[[Assassin's Creed: The Engine of History]]'' series, ''[[Assassin's Creed: The Engine of History – The Magus Conspiracy|The Magus Conspiracy]]'', written by [[Kate Heartfield]] and released in August 2022.
+;Etymology
+The given name Amira is Arabic in origin meaning "princess". It means the same in Hindi also, however in Hebrew it means either "treetop" or "saying". The surname Benyamina is derived from the Hebrew name Benjamina, the feminine form of Benjamin, it means ""son of the right hand". Alternatively, in Maghrebi Arabic Benyamina means "son of Yamina" chiefly in Algeria.
 ==Appearances==

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