The article discusses the often-overlooked medieval queens of Sweden, highlighting the significance of their roles and the complexities of queenship. Danièle Cybulskie interviews Caroline Wilhelmsson, who provides insights based on her book about these women from 970 to 1330. The focus is on how these queens navigated their positions, whether by design or circumstance, and the legacy they left behind. Their stories illustrate the intersection of gender and power in a time when women had considerable influence despite their lesser-known status.
Danièle Cybulskie and Caroline Wilhelmsson delve into the stories of lesser-known medieval queens of Sweden, revealing their unique power dynamics and historical legacies.
Caroline Wilhelmsson's expertise sheds light on how these royal women intentionally or opportunistically took on roles that shaped their kingdoms during the medieval era.
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