María de Molina

María de Molina was a influential Spanish noblewoman and political figure in the 13th century. She served as a queen consort through her marriage and later as a regent, helping to govern and stabilize the Kingdom of Castile during times of crisis. Recognized for her intelligence, diplomacy, and leadership, she played a key role in maintaining the kingdom’s independence and supporting her son’s reign. Her efforts laid important foundations for the stability and development of medieval Spain, making her a notable figure in Spanish history.