Imperial and Royal Child Brides in Byzantium and Beyond

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1. Contents No access
2. List of Illustrations No access
3. List of Abbreviations No access
4. A Note on Spellings, Transliteration, and Names No access
5. Acknowledgements No access
6. Table of Child Brides No access
Introduction. Child Brides: A Perspective No access Pages 1 - 8
Chapter 1. Peacemakers, Underage Rulers, and Imperial Coups No access Pages 9 - 40
Chapter 2. Mothers-in-Law and Unexpected Roles in the Holy Roman Empire and in Georgia No access Pages 41 - 58
Chapter 3. Georgian and Byzantine Female Power in the Doukan and Komnenian Courts No access Pages 59 - 88
Chapter 4. Queens of Jerusalem, and French and Hungarian Empresses No access Pages 89 - 120
Chapter 5. A Palaiologan Court, Hungarian and Italian Brides, and a Serbian Sacrifice No access Pages 121 - 152
Chapter 6. Aristocratic Rivalry, Interfaith Marriages, a Bulgarian Bride, and a Girl from Moscow No access Pages 153 - 176
Conclusions No access Pages 177 - 186
Appendix. A Note on the Sources No access Pages 187 - 190
Bibliography No access Pages 191 - 214
Index No access Pages 215 - 224