Leonor d’Aquitània
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Leonor d’Aquitània (1122-1204) was a powerful and influential queen, first of France and then of England, known for her significant role in the political landscape of medieval Europe and as a patron of the arts.
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Leonor d’Aquitània is cited as another historical figure who exemplified women's rights to inheritance and property management.
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