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y interest in queens began with a fascination with practices of succession and a desire to understand how women were able to access and exercise power. I began to formulate ideas about factors that enabled female rule during my Masters research, which explored female succession and ruling queens in the twelfth century, and refined these ideas in my doctoral research on the reigning queens of Navarre. Essentially, I believe it boils down to three key factors 1 which make female rule viable:

Contemplating Royal Women's Access to Power and the Transition Between the Middle Ages and the "Monstrous Regiment" of the Early Modern Era