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A Companion to Global Queenship
2018This collection expands previous regional and individual studies of queenship and female political agency in order to engage in a comparative study of premodern female rule on a global scale. While the field of queenship studies and examinations of gender and power have been flourishing, the literature has tended to be dominated by studies of European ...
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1998
Material for studying the queens of medieval Denmark is very scarce. Among the best sources relevant in this connection are diplomas, coins, annals, chronicles, and saints’ lives. Diplomas provide evidence of Danish queens acting as donors or receivers of land, or as witnesses to royal acts.
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Material for studying the queens of medieval Denmark is very scarce. Among the best sources relevant in this connection are diplomas, coins, annals, chronicles, and saints’ lives. Diplomas provide evidence of Danish queens acting as donors or receivers of land, or as witnesses to royal acts.
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Queenship in Name; Queenship through Image; Queenship in Practice
2022Lloyd Llewellyn-Jones, Alex McAuley
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2012
On September 10, 1299, Edward I, king of England, married Margaret of France, sister to Philip IV of France, in Canterbury Cathedral as part of an effort to bring peace between their two countries. This marriage initiated a period of uninterrupted succession between queen consort and queen dowager.
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On September 10, 1299, Edward I, king of England, married Margaret of France, sister to Philip IV of France, in Canterbury Cathedral as part of an effort to bring peace between their two countries. This marriage initiated a period of uninterrupted succession between queen consort and queen dowager.
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Introduction: Queenship in the Mediterranean
2013This edited volume brings together a collection of thirteen essays, which highlight the distinctive quality of queenship in a Mediterranean context. While their temporal and geographical settings are diverse, they demonstrate key connections and themes in queenship studies.
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Summary Monarchy is often conceived of as a patriarchal political framework, where women were largely excluded from wielding power or engaging in governance. Research in both royal and queenship studies have offered an alternative view, demonstrating that across all periods and places as female sovereigns, consorts, regents, and ...
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