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universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
| real_name = Ce'Athauna Asira Davin
| identity = No dual identity
| occupation = Queen of the Jabari tribe
| place_of_birth = Chicago
| groups = (formerly) Dora Milaje
| citizenship = U.S.A., [[Wakanda]] (Jabari)
| education = High school student
| aliases = Chanté Giovanni Brown
| relatives = Damola (father, deceased), mother (unnamed, deceased), T'Challa ([[Black Panther (T'Challa)|Black Panther]], former betrothed)
| height = Unrevealed
| weight = Unrevealed
| eyes = Brown
| hair = Black
| powers = None
| abilities =
| weapons = None
| paraphernalia = Queen Divine Justice wore a costume designed to offer protection against many forms of injury. Her boots were fitted with technology and the rare metal [[Glossary:V#Vibranium|Vibranium]], enabling her to jump higher, walk up walls, travel silently, and deliver electric shocks.
| debut = Black Panther #13 (1999)
| origin =
| significant_issues =
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bio_text= Queen Divine Justice’s father was Damola, the tribal chieftain of the Jabari tribe of the African nation [[Wakanda]]. However, the Jabari tribe was outlawed by the nation's king, the hero known as the [[Black Panther (T'Challa)|Black Panther]], due to the tribe giving rise to the deadly Cult of the White Gorilla. Extremists attempted to cleanse the kingdom of the tribe entirely, and Damola and his family fled to America, settling in Chicago. There, they gave birth to their only child, Ce'Athauna Asira Davin (say-athWANA a-SHEER-ah dah-VEEN). 'Asira Davin' is Wakandan for "the Peace of God," believing her to be a product of the White Gorilla God and intended to bring a lasting peace to Wakanda.

Nevertheless, the extremists murdered Damola and his wife while their daughter was still an infant. When the Black Panther learned of this, he realized his fault in the crime and the potential for civil war over the issue of the infant queen. The Panther thus surrounded the girl with highly-trained Wakanda security forces in the form a kindly grandmother, friends, and associates. The girl grew up as Chanté Giovanni Brown, giving herself the nickname Queen Divine Justice, unaware of her true origin.

Years later, the Panther believed his enemy [[Malice (Nakia)|Malice]] might target Queen for murder. Malice was formerly one of the order of the [[Dora Milaje]], a harem of "wives-in-training" from various Wakanda tribes dedicated to the king and promoting harmony among Wakanda's many rival tribal factions. Believing the security around Queen may prove insufficient, he ordered that Queen be recruited into the Dora Milaje herself. This would also have the added benefit of helping to stabilize the political situation surrounding the Jabari tribe. A representative of Wakanda took Queen Divine Justice to New York City to meet with the Black Panther. Along the way, she crossed paths with the monstrous [[Hulk (Bruce Banner)|Hulk]] as he raged through the city. Queen managed to talk him down, avoiding great potential destruction, and the Panther helped thwart the Hulk's rampage.

During her time with the Panther and his entourage, Queen continued to learn more about her true origins, and despite her bravado, the weight of her responsibility seemed at times more than she could bear. She also met the Wakanda hero [[Vibraxas]], and the two struck up a romantic friendship. She kept her status as a member of the order Dora Milaje a secret, as contact with such persons is strictly forbidden. Vibraxas might not only bring great shame on himself and his tribe, but a romantic affair with the Queen of the Jabari cult could de-stabilize the entire realm and plunge Wakanda into civil war. However, when the Panther's enemy [[Man-Ape]], would-be priest of the White Gorilla cult, kidnapped Queen Divine Justice, the truth of her status as Dora Milaje was revealed, and Vibraxas was devastated, Nevertheless, he tried to help rescue Queen, but was captured by Man-Ape as well.

Man-Ape kidnapped Queen Divine Justice in an attempt to reclaim her for her native, outlawed Jabari tribe. Man-Ape, too, believed Queen Divine Justice to be the hope of the Jabari and might help reclaim their lands, their religion, and their identity as a people. Seeing his point of view, Queen's loyalty to the Panther grew severely tested. Eventually, the Black Panther battled the Man-Ape in the frozen tundra of the Jabari's Crystal Forest. Queen, anxious to help the Panther and desperate for answers, urged Vibraxas to use his power to defeat Man-Ape and stop the battle. When Vibraxas activated his power, however, he was not wearing the control bands that helped regulate his power, and the energies released grew wildly out of control. The Crystal Palace was destroyed and a duplicate Black Panther, later referred to as the Happy Pants Panther, was uncovered. Man-Ape was imprisoned and the youths left the forest with the Panthers.

Later, Queen Divine Justice and Vibraxas, acting as her defender, released the Man-Ape to challenge the Black Panther, who was involved in an elaborate (and seemingly criminal) scheme against the world-conquering corporation XCON. Man-Ape confronted T'Challa but, bound to an oath not to hurt him, instead smashed the coma that was housing his duplicate, killing it. The Black Panther, distraught and filled with sleep-deprived rage, fought Vibraxas and began hallucinating with visions of the villain Magneto. During the conflict, the Black Panther mistakenly injured Queen Divine Justice due to his visions. Sobered by the realization and horror of what he had done, the Panther granted her petition to finally release her tribe from Wakanda rule as well as her obligation to the Dora Milaje. Queen Divine Justice and Vibraxas were thus left to their own future.
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Queen Divine Justice - Revision history

Danny Waah!: added women category

Lonesome Pinky: Linking Vibranium to Glossary entry, dab Black Panther, added year to debut