Queen persuades king to make war without cause that her sons may have territory

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Queen persuades king to make war without cause that her sons may have territory.

Society. · Royalty and nobility. · Queens. · view the constellation · filed as P23

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Irish mythCross.

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Filed under Queens.

4 finer motifs beneath it

Queen persuades husband to riot against his superior Queen persuades husband to claim her father's kingdom after his death Queen persuades husband to avenge her father Queen offers son to be killed in order to spur to fight and avenge her first husband. (Cf. S12.3.)

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Clever queen Queen intervenes for condemned courtiers Queen marries murderer of her fiancée Queen must pay tribute to victorious queen to the amount paid by king to victorious king Queen meddles in state affairs Captured queen commits suicide. (Cf. P16.3.0.1.)Grief at queen's death Marriage of queen Queens – miscellaneous

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