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Posted on:January 21, 2018February 14, 2022Royal People Women's History

Royal People: Anna Komnene – Historian, Physician, Byzantine Princess

When people think of medieval princesses, they often think of an almost fairy-tale like person. A beautiful young woman who was married off at a young age to a foreign prince, traded as a political pawn, with little agency of her own. Of course, this was often far from the truth, and one such example […]

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Posted on:October 10, 2017April 14, 2022Royal Mistresses Women's History

Royal Mistresses: Alice Perrers, The Lady of the Sun

It’s time for a new blog series! This is one that I’ve been wanting to do since creating the blog, and have finally got around to starting. It is well known that many kings across Europe had mistresses; when you’re king, you could largely do what you want. Many of these women (and sometimes men) […]

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