Christian Raffensperger Boeken

Focusing on an Eastern European queen, this book provides a fresh perspective on medieval queenship, challenging the predominantly Western narratives in the field. It examines the unique roles and influences of queens in Eastern Europe, highlighting their significance and contributions to history. Through this lens, the book aims to enrich the understanding of queenship and expand the scope of medieval studies.

Challenging traditional notions of rulership, this book decenter narratives by exploring a diverse range of examples from medieval Europe. It examines various forms of leadership and the complexities of power dynamics, offering fresh insights into who rulers are and how they wield authority. By broadening the scope of analysis, it invites readers to reconsider established paradigms and engage with the multifaceted nature of governance in the medieval period.