Fatimid Princess, Sitt al-Mulk ( 970 – 1023 ) assumes the regency when his half-brother dies after trying to seize power. Skillful regent, she put an end to the policy of terror of her predecessor and restarted the Fatimid empire. Daughter of Caliph Sitt al-Mulk was born in September 970 in al-Ma
Cleopatra VII Thea Philopator reigned Egypt between 51 and 30 BC, first with her brothers and husbands Ptolemy XIII and Ptolemy XIV, then with the Roman general Marc Antoine. Childhood Born during the winter of -69/-68 in Alexandria, Cleopatra was one of the daughters of the king of Egypt Ptole
The British government ruled the princely states of India through the political department. The Governor General of India, in the capacity of Viceroy i.e. Crown Representative (representative of the King of Britain), imposed on these kings the laws made and declared and undeclared by him. When the
Henri, King of Navarre is the son of Antoine de Bourbon and Jeanne dAlbret. He is a blood prince as a descendant of Saint-Louis. Baptized under the Catholic religion, he followed a Calvinist education by his mother, and converted to the Reformation. In 1572, in order to reconcile Catholics and Prote