Titlebook: Empress Adelheid and Countess Matilda; Medieval Female Rule Penelope Nash Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2017 bu

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Rule: Models of Rulership and the Tools of Justice, the prospective male heir and to act as regent for her under-age son on the king’s death. The Ottonian empress Adelheid ruled effectively as regent four times. Her epithets (. and .) and her frequent appearances in the imperial charters illustrate her prestige and power. One hundred years later Cou

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Book 2017r wealth andpower in the midst of the profound social changes of the eleventh century. Thecareers of the Ottonian queen and empress Adelheid and Countess Matilda ofTuscany reveal a growth of opportunities for women to access wealth and power.These two women are analyzed under three categories: their

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Introduction: Masterful and Formidable Ladies,ars later Matilda makes peace between her cousin King Henry IV of Germany and Pope Gregory VII at her castle of Canossa. These two remarkable women become case studies for the difficulties that medieval women had in retaining their wealth and power against the background of the Investiture Crisis of the late eleventh century.

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Craig Freedman,G. C. Harcourt,Peter Krieslerars later Matilda makes peace between her cousin King Henry IV of Germany and Pope Gregory VII at her castle of Canossa. These two remarkable women become case studies for the difficulties that medieval women had in retaining their wealth and power against the background of the Investiture Crisis of the late eleventh century.