The Queen's Hand

Janna Bianchini

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Medieval and Early Modern Iberia Historical Studies on Spain Medieval Iberian Studies

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Janna Bianchini captures the extraordinary royal career of Berenguela of Castile: queen-consort in León, heir to the throne of Castile, mother of the conqueror Fernando III, and powerful sovereign in her own right. The Queen's Hand reevaluates the role of royal women in western Iberian monarchy.

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