| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - He writes instead that, it soon becomes obvious from the text that the queen mother was not merely treated with deference by the monarch, but that she held a significant official position superseded only by that of the king himself.4 Andreasen describes this official position as that of lady counsellor, with counsel being sought especially in regard to the royal succession and also, at least i
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