Matilda av England
Also known as Empress Maude, Maud of England, Lady of England, Matilda, Maud, Matilde o Mahaut, Matilda of England, Matilda the Empress
Tysk-romersk kejsarinna som gemål till kejsar Henrik V, engelsk tronpretendent och kungamoder
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Matilda was a noblewoman of the 12th century who held the title of Holy Roman Empress during her marriage (1114–1125) and later claimed the right to rule England, making her a significant figure in medieval European politics. Her claim to the English throne was important because it led to a major civil conflict and influenced the course of English royal succession during this turbulent period.
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Matilda av England, även kallad Kejsarinnan Maud, född 7 februari 1102, död 10 september 1167, tysk-romersk kejsarinna och Englands tronarvinge. En tid var hon regent i England samt hertiginna av Normandie. Hon var dotter till Henrik I av England och hans hustru Edith av Skottland, som var dotter till Malcolm III av Skottland och S:t Margaret av Skottland. Matilda är en latinsk form av namnet Maud.
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