The biography explores the life of Elionor of Sicily, a queen who navigated the complexities of family dynamics, governance, and international relations during the 14th century. It delves into her role in administration, her diplomatic efforts, and her involvement in military conflicts, highlighting her influence in the Mediterranean region. Through detailed accounts, the book paints a portrait of a formidable woman who shaped her kingdom amidst the challenges of her time.
Donald J. Kagay Books
Donald Joseph Kagay specializes in medieval Spain, with a particular focus on the law and institutions of the Crown of Aragon. His scholarly work involves translating significant legal texts from eastern Spain, making crucial historical documents accessible to a wider audience. Through his expertise in legal history and institutions, Kagay offers readers profound insights into the structure and functioning of medieval Aragonese society and statecraft.
