Dulce
Queen of Portugal during the 12th century
Queen of Portugal during the 12th century
1160
865 years ago
Leaders & Politicians
Portugal
Served as the queen consort of Portugal during the reign of her husband, Sancho I. Contributed to the establishment of the Kingdom of Portugal in the late 12th century. Engaged in efforts to support and expand the newly formed kingdom's territories and governance. Played a significant role in the early political landscape of Portugal and its consolidation as a separate entity from the Kingdom of León.
Queen consort of Sancho I of Portugal
Contributed to the formation of Portugal
Assisted in early governance of Portugal
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