yes. there where queens in the old days like in Russia. Some kings and queens were not called the kings and queens but most of them were.
well the queens though their children
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Aleta's son is the son of a woman named Aleta.
Charles is the queens husbands name!!
The queens husband, Prince Henrik.
Queen Victoria's husband and Consort Prince Albert popularized the Christmas tree.
Of course, because they are husband and wife. They are like ordinary couples/parents.
she was Akbar Kunwari's third wife and one of his three chief queens.
He was born in Greece but he has royal titles in Denmark and the United Kingdom.
Prince Albert was 41 years old when Queen Victoria was so sad
No, he's alive and kicking. Perhaps not kicking quite so high as he once did, but he's very much alive.
Queens could be important for many different reasons. There were queens who ruled countries. Queen Margaret I of Denmark, who was also queen of Norway, Sweden, and Iceland, is a good example. There were queens who ruled in the absence of the king, for example, Eleanor of Aquitaine ruled England while her son, Richard I, was off on the crusades. Some queens were the actual rulers, even though their husbands were around. Queen Ethelfleda of Mercia is one example. She also ruled on her own when her husband died. Some Queens, were regents for their sons, when they were too young to rule for themselves. Isabella of France was one of these. Occasionally, the queen was a very powerful influence on her husband, and helped to inform his policies. Matilda of Scotland probably had this kind of influence on her husband, King Henry I of England. Some queens functioned as moderators between the courts of their husbands and their fathers or brothers. Others were profoundly influential acting for the good of the people of their countries.