Constance
Queen of Sicily in the 12th century
Born
1154
871 years ago
Died
November 27th, 1198
826 years ago — 44 years old
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
Italy
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Born into the Hauteville dynasty, held the title of Queen of Sicily from 1194 until death. Married to Henry VI, Holy Roman Emperor, strengthening ties between the Kingdom of Sicily and the Holy Roman Empire. Mother to Frederick II, who became a significant Holy Roman Emperor and King of Sicily. Contributed to the political landscape of her time through her lineage and marriage alliances.
Reigned as Queen of Sicily from 1194 to 1198
Mothered Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor
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