Doomed Queens (2008) (edit title/settings)

Jennifer M edited the table of contents of Doomed Queens Sunday, August 19, 2012.

• 1. Introduction

  2. Graphics Key

  3. The Doomed Queen in History: A Time Line

  4. Chapter One: Biblical Times and Beyond
  i. Athaliah
  ii. Artemisia I
  iii. Olympias
  iv. Roxane
  v. Thessalonike
  vi. Amastris
  vii. Berenice III
  viii. Empress Xu Pingjun
  vix. Berenice IV
  x. Anula
  xi. Arsinoe IV
  xii. Cleopatra
  xiii. Empress Wang

  5. Chapter Two: Dancing in the Dark Ages
  i. Boudicca
  ii. Zenobia
  iii. Empress Dowager Hu
  iv. Amalasuntha
  v. Galswintha
  vi. Brunhilde
  vii. Irene of Byzantium

  6. Chapter Three: Middle Age Crisis
  i. Urraca of Castile
  ii. Sibyl of Jerusalem
  iii. Gertrude of Meran
  iv. Oghul Ghaimish
  v. Theodora of Trebizond
  vi. Blanche of Bourbon
  vii. Joan I of Naples
  viii. Maria of Hungary

  7. Chapter Four: Renaissance Revels
  i.Catherine of Aragon
  ii. Anne Boleyn
  iii. Jane Seymour
  iv. Catherine Howard
  v. Jane Grey
  vi. Juana of Castile
  vii. Jeanne III of Navarre
  viii. Mary Stuart
  vix. Mumtaz Mahal

  8. Chapter Five: Go Baroque
  i. Margarita Theresa of Spain
  ii. Maria Luisa of Orleans
  iii.Sophia Alekseyevna
  iv. Mangammal
  v. Caroline Matilda
  vi. Marie Antoinette

  9. Chapter Six: Semimodern Times and More
  i.Josephine de Beauharnais
  ii. Caroline of Brunswick
  iii. Alute
  iv. Elisabeth of Bavaria
  v. Alexandra Romanov
  vi. Eva Peron
  vii. Diana Spencer

  10. Chapter Final: Are You a Doomed Queen?

  11. Afterword and Source Notes

  12. Acknowledgements

  13. Index