Titlebook: Queenship in the Mediterranean; Negotiating the Role Elena Woodacre Book 2013 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2013 Fr

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,Lost and Found: Visualizing a Medieval Queen’s Destroyed Objects,posing a monumental challenge to art historians today as we study objects and the women who owned them. Further, since particular types of pieces are extant in greater numbers, they can skew modern impressions of what royal women owned and valued most in their collections. Without the pieces themsel

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The Political Role of a Portuguese Queen in the Late Fourteenth Century,sumed that she was born around 1347–1350 either in the Trás-os-Montes region of Portugal or in the kingdom of Castile. The date of her death is also disputed; most likely it took place circa 1385–1386 in Castile, but some sources claim she may have survived until 1410. Leonor Teles belonged to an im

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Philippa of Lancaster: The Memory of a Model Queen,weaving of two noble families—the royal dynasty of Plantagenet, kings of England for several generations and pretenders to the French throne, and the Lancaster, family of the high aristocracy. Her paternal grandparents were the king of England, Edward III, and Philippa of Hainault; and on the matern

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,Queenly Time in the Reign of Juan II of Castile (1406–1454),s. . To fully understand the exercise of royal power, one must take into account the role occupied by the queen in the political sphere. As representatives of the institution of monarchy, king and queen are both engaged in a project of consolidation and strengthening of the Crown, in a fragile coexi

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,Princess Isabel of Portugal: First Lady in a Kingdom without a Queen (1415–1428), new researchers. The third wife of the duke Philip III, mother of Charles the Bold, Isabel lived a long life of nearly 75 years, having survived her husband, and influenced the government and personal life of her son. Connected to the Lancaster dynasty of England through her mother, she was often c

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,The Sovereign and His Wife “Minister”: Charles Emmanuel IV and Marie Clotilde Adélaïde Xavière of Fof Piedmont-Sardinia, Carlo Emanuele of Savoy. This political marriage aimed to strengthen the solid relations that already existed between the two royal houses, but it also bound two strangers to a common destiny. Marie Clotilde had grown up in the pleasure-seeking court of Versailles although she

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