Aliénor (Eleanor of Aquitaine)

Eleanor of Aquitaine (1122–1204) was a powerful and influential queen in medieval Europe. Born into a wealthy family in southwestern France, she married first the King of France, Louis VII, and later the King of England, Henry II. Known for her intelligence and strong personality, Eleanor played a significant role in politics and governance, especially during her sons' reigns. She helped shape the cultural landscape of her time, supporting the arts and chivalry. Eleanor's legacy endures as one of the most remarkable women of the Middle Ages, often seen as a symbol of female power and resilience.