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Ioanna Kantzavelou,Sokratis K. Katsikasgh her motherhood, she not only strengthened the royal lineage, but she also modeled and taught queenship and, therefore, one significant type of royal power. Thus, a queen who modeled her role for her children potentially had two gendered audiences. She demonstrated for her sons the queen’s expecte

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Cybersecurity in Vehicular Communication,and as a mothering queen she had great power. Berenguela’s brief experience as sole ruler of Castile, lasting at the most a few months in 1217, was not unsuccessful; through her right to rule, the Castilian throne was preserved for her family and most immediately for her son Fernando. Berenguela’s c

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Information Security - the Next Decade. Here, however, he described the queen’s role after the unification of Castile and León in 1230. Berenguela’s political and administrative ability afforded Fernando the opportunity to focus his energies on God’s enemies while she protected his flock at home: