Who was queen of the witches?

Answer 1

Her name was Hecate. She is referred to in Hamlet, A Midsummer Night's Dream, King Lear, and Henry VI Part 1 as well as in Macbeth. Her addition as a character in Macbeth is widely believed to have been the work of Thomas Middleton, since all of the scenes with Hecate are not in Shakespeare's style, and employ songs known to have been used in Middleton's play The Witch. One imagines that Middleton was asked to tart up Shakespeare's play with some snappy song-and-dance numbers.

Answer 2

Caliban's mother in the Tempest is a witch called Sycorax.

In Henry VI Part 2, the Duchess of Gloucester consults a witch called Margery Jourdain

In Henry VI Part 1, Joan la Pucelle is burned as a witch.

In Macbeth, the chief witch is called Hecate.

Answer 3

There is no one specific "queen of the witches" in folklore or history. Different cultures have different depictions of witches and their leaders. In some stories, witches may have a leader or queen figure, but this varies depending on the particular myth or tale.

Answer 4

Hecate was the chief witch in Macbeth.

Answer 5

Hecate