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,The Tragic Queen: Dynastic Loyalty and the ‘Queenships’ of Mary Queen of Scots, by dynastic concerns. A direct descendant of Henry VII of England, Mary was born regnant Queen of Scotland. After spending her childhood in France, where she became queen consort, Mary went to Scotland in 1561, after her first husband’s death, to rule Scotland and entangle herself into the successi

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,Embodied Devotion: The Dynastic and Religious Loyalty of Renée de France (1510–1575),she is promoted as a symbolic leader of the French reform movement. Examining three literary genres—court poetry by Clément Marot, a commemorative pamphlet by Antoine Couillard, and a dedicatory epistle by Theodore Beza—the chapter investigates how each author embellishes his work with her public pe

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Queenship and the Currency of Arts Patronage as Propaganda at the Early Stuart Court,hrough an analysis of the past. From the contemporary installation of . at the Tower of London to Inigo Jones’s designs for the Banqueting House at Whitehall, this chapter examines the ways in which contemporary design can allude to complex political and historical loyalties. It focuses on interacti

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Dynastic Loyalty and Allegiances: Ottoman Resilience During the Seventeenth Century Crisis, novel policies of marriage-brokering and networking, changes in the system of economic administration, a growth of charitable patronage, and new forms of political leadership, all of which ultimately contributed to the survival of the Ottoman dynastic system. This century is set apart due to the de

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For Empire or Dynasty? Empress Elisabeth Christine and the Brunswicks,runswick-Wolfenbüttel in 1691. She married into the House of Habsburg in 1707 and functioned as a dynastic bridge between her natal dynastic branch of the Guelphs and the Habsburg dynasty. The chapter shows the empress as an example of the well-known role of women in dynastic relations by highlighti

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,French Historians’ Loyalty and Disloyalty to French Monarchy Between 1815 and 1848,toriographical representations, especially concerning those of the Merovingian period. Aali focuses on the works of two different kinds of historians who were both active in historiographical production in the 1830s, Henri Martin (1810–1883) and Pierre-Denis, Count of Peyronnet (1778–1854). When wri

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2730-938X om antiquity to the early modern era.Features a wide range oRoyal women did much more to wield power besides marrying the king and producing the heir. Subverting the dichotomies of public/private and formal/informal that gender public authority as male and informal authority as female, this book exa

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Prince Pedro, A Case of Dynastic Disloyalty in Fifteenth Century Portugal?,olitical societies of the Iberian monarchies. However, dynastic interests could recommend reconciliation, and women—especially Queen Isabel, Pedro’s daughter, and the duchess of Burgundy, Pedro’s sister, also named Isabel—helped to unite the estranged family members.

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Book 2018ormal that gender public authority as male and informal authority as female, this book examines royal women as agents of influence. With an expansive chronological and geographic scope—from ancient to early modern and covering Egypt, Great Britain, the Ottoman Empire, and Asia Minor—these essays tra

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