Berengaria I "The Great" of Castile

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Long may she reign

Ayden Fitzgerald

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Berengaria I "The Great" of Castile

Long may she reign

35 minutes 15 seconds

1 year ago

Berengaria I "The Great" of Castile

Berengaria of Castile spent much of her life as a political pawn with a throne just in her grasp, only to have it taken away from her time and time again because of her gender. Despite all that, she became an amazing politician who actively contributed to her kingdom's future, whether she was on the throne or not. In her time, she tried to find a balance between a strong politician and a demure medieval queen. Join me to hear her fascinating story.

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