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Elizabeth of Hungary (c.1255 - c.1322)

Elizabeth of Hungary – The runaway royal nun (Part two)

Wednesday, 9 September 2026, 6:00 CaraBeth 0
Read part one here. Historians can’t agree on what Elizabeth of Hungary’s life looked like in the 1290s. Some believe she returned to the monastery on Margaret Island, while others believe that it was during this time that she married King Stefan Milutin of Serbia. Queen of Serbia At some point, Elizabeth had a relationship [read more]
Elizabeth of Hungary (c.1255 - c.1322)

Elizabeth of Hungary – The runaway royal nun (Part one)

Tuesday, 8 September 2026, 6:00 CaraBeth 0
Elizabeth of Hungary led an unconventional life for a medieval princess. Given to the church as a child to become a nun, Elizabeth went on to marry twice under scandalous circumstances, once to a Bohemian nobleman, and once to a King of Serbia. It is debated which man she was married to first. Despite her [read more]
Elizabeth of Sicily

Isabella of Sicily – The neglected Queen of Hungary

Saturday, 6 June 2026, 6:00 CaraBeth 0
Isabella (or Elizabeth) of Sicily is an example of a medieval princess who found no happiness in her marriage. Brought to Hungary to be raised with her future husband, one might expect that the young couple would grow to love each other. Instead, Isabella’s husband neglected her in favour of his concubines and even imprisoned [read more]
Elizabeth of Slavonia
Elizabeth of Slavonia

Elizabeth of Slavonia – Hungary’s forgotten heiress

Saturday, 12 July 2025, 6:00 CaraBeth 0
Throughout history, there have been many royal heiresses who were moved back in the line of succession, due to the birth of a son in their family. However, Elizabeth of Slavonia, heiress of Hungary, is a rare example of a royal heiress being displaced due to the birth of female relatives. Elizabeth’s younger cousins were [read more]
maria castile
Aragon

Maria of Castile – A failed marriage but a successful political partnership

Wednesday, 20 July 2022, 6:00 Lauralee Swann 0
Maria of Castile governed Aragon from 1420-1423 and 1432-1458. She was Queen of Aragon and Naples. She was once the Princess of Asturias in Castile. She married King Alfonso V of Aragon. While their marriage was unhappy, they managed to form a political partnership. While her husband ruled in Naples, Queen Maria was the unofficial [read more]
Caroline Bonaparte
Caroline Bonaparte

The Bonaparte Women – Caroline Bonaparte (Part two)

Friday, 8 February 2019, 7:00 Moniek Bloks 0
Read part one here. On 20 March 1811, Napoleon’s second wife Marie Louise gave birth to a son. Napoleon had an heir at last. He wrote to her, “My sister, I love to associate you with all my happy occasions, and I should like you to be godmother to the son whose birth has overwhelmed [read more]

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