Most Brutal Queens in History



A Queen has a responsibility to her people to conduct herself in a respectful and polite manner while governing her country but back in the day, Queens were known to be extremely brutal and unforgiving! Check out today’s epic new video to meet some of the most dangerous Queens to have ever ruled!

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27 thoughts on “Most Brutal Queens in History”

  1. Marie Antionette was not cruel and she did not say let them eat cake Robispierre made all that up to get her beheaded he could not stand a woman especially a foreigner having that much power Marie was Austrian the French were against her before she even got to the throne practically she became a scapegoat for all the problems in France

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  2. I'm losing respect for this channel, there's no way
    Marie Antoinette said "let them eat cake" She did
    not say that. Out of touch? Maybe? Cruel? No.
    How many people did she put to death? And she
    ended up guillotined herself.

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  3. Irene of Athens was not a Queen, she was an Empress, the two are different titles.

    Also Elizabeth Bathory was not a Queen either, she was a Countess, which is again a different title than Queen.

    Empresses outrank Queens, who outrank Duchesses, who outrank Countesses.

    Edit: This video shouldn’t be about “Queens” for only some of the women mentioned here were actually Queens.

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  4. Also regarding Irene, in 797 after she blinded her son and assumed full control, she crushed the Iconoclaust heresy that had been plaguing the Eastern Roman Empire for decades. Which in theory should’ve made the pope proud. But he had come to rely on Charlemagne for protection and on December 25, 800 crowned him Emperor of the Romans. Therefor divorcing Rome from Constantinople and creating a schism in Christianity. All because the Pope had said that as a woman, Irene was unfit to rule and therefor, technically, the office of Roman Emperor was vacant, leaving him to crown whoever he wanted as Emperor. Though for the past 400-ish years since the fall of the western half, the Eastern half had survived and had up until 1453 been the only ones with the spiritual and legal legitimacy to crown themselves as Roman Emperors. They had up until them called themselves Roman’s and didn’t get called the Byzantine Empire until a couple centuries later

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