Alienor Of Aquitaine Or Eleonore Of Guyenne 1122 1204 Collection

Royal Cortege (or sometimes interpreted as "royal chase"
JLJ4657179 Royal Cortege (or sometimes interpreted as " royal chase" ) composed of King Henry (Henry II) in the head of the cortege (absent on this detail)

Gisants d'Alienor d'Aquitaine (also called Eleonore de Guyenne, 1122 - 1204)
ETI4396207 Gisants d'Alienor d'Aquitaine (also called Eleonore de Guyenne, 1122 - 1204) and Richard I Coeur de Lion (1157 - 1204)

The Queen of France Alienor d'Aquitaine (or Eleonore de Guyenne) during the stay in Antioche during the Second
ELD4932338 The Queen of France Alienor d'Aquitaine (or Eleonore de Guyenne) during the stay in Antioche during the Second Crusade in 1148 surrounded by her followers and troubadours

Saint Bernard of Clairvaux (San Bernardo di Chiaravalle) preaching the Second Crusade in the presence of King Louis VII
ELD4897131 Saint Bernard of Clairvaux (San Bernardo di Chiaravalle) preaching the Second Crusade in the presence of King Louis VII and Queen Alienor of Aquitaine and Abbe Suger, in Vezelay, Burgundy

Louis VII the Young or the Pious (1120-1180) with his wife Alienor d'Aquitaine (1122-1204) (or Eleonore de Guyenne)
NWI4946482 Louis VII the Young or the Pious (1120-1180) with his wife Alienor d'Aquitaine (1122-1204) (or Eleonore de Guyenne)

Eleonore de Guyenne, 1122 - 1204). Remains of a 12th century Romanesque abbey containing the tombs of the Plantagenets
ETI4396200 Eleonore de Guyenne, 1122 - 1204). Remains of a 12th century Romanesque abbey containing the tombs of the Plantagenets. Fontevraud - L'Abbaye (49)

Eleanor of Aquitaine (Alienor d'Aquitaine) (1122-1204) (Eleonore de Guyenne), queen of France and of England, 1100s
NWI4946624 Eleanor of Aquitaine (Alienor d'Aquitaine) (1122-1204) (Eleonore de Guyenne), queen of France and of England

Cancellation of the marriage (divorce) of King Louis VII (1120-1180) and Queen Alienor of Aquitaine
ELD4855803 Cancellation of the marriage (divorce) of King Louis VII (1120-1180) and Queen Alienor of Aquitaine (Eleonore de Guyenne) (1122-1204)

Portrait of Alienor d Aquitaine (1122-1204) (also called Eleonore de Guyenne)
JLJ4563880 Portrait of Alienor d Aquitaine (1122-1204) (also called Eleonore de Guyenne), Queen of France. Engraving. B.N

Louis VII the Young (1120 - 1180), King of France, leaving for the 3rd crusade with
XEE4407095 Louis VII the Young (1120 - 1180), King of France, leaving for the 3rd crusade with Alienor d Aquitaine (1122-1204) (or Eleonore de Guyenne)

Marriage of Louis the Jeune (1120 - 1180) with Alienor d
XEE4411199 Marriage of Louis the Jeune (1120 - 1180) with Alienor d Aquitaine (also called Eleonore de Guyenne, 1122-1204) in 1137 - in " Histoire de France populaire" by Henri Martin

On the advice of his mother, Eleanor of Aquitaine, King Richard I (1157-1199
ELD4875191 On the advice of his mother, Eleanor of Aquitaine, King Richard I (1157-1199) pardons his brother, John Lackland for rebelling against him in Barfleur, Normandy

Cloitre de Fontevrault with statues of Henri II - Eleonore de Guyenne - engraving in
XEE4154728 Cloitre de Fontevrault with statues of Henri II - Eleonore de Guyenne - engraving in " Histoire de France" by Victor Duruy (1811-1894) - 1882 by French School

King Louis VII (1120-1180) takes the oriflame at the Basilica of Saint Denis (Saint Denis
XEE4135135 King Louis VII (1120-1180) takes the oriflame at the Basilica of Saint Denis (Saint Denis) in the presence of Queen Alienor of Aquitaine and receives the bumblebee

King Louis VII (1120-1180) takes the oriflame at the Basilica of Saint Denis (Saint Denis
JLJ4573492 King Louis VII (1120-1180) takes the oriflame at the Basilica of Saint Denis (Saint Denis) in the presence of Queen Alienor of Aquitaine and receives the bumblebee

Portrait of Alienor d Aquitaine (Eleonore de Guyenne) (ca
XEE4167892 Portrait of Alienor d Aquitaine (Eleonore de Guyenne) (ca. 1123-1204), wife of Louis VII of France. (Capetian dynasty). Illustration late 19th century

Eleanor of Aquitaine - Alienor d Aquitaine (1122-1204) (or Eleonore de Guyenne)
GIA4726384 Eleanor of Aquitaine - Alienor d Aquitaine (1122-1204) (or Eleonore de Guyenne). by Unknown Artist, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

Louis VII the Young or the Pious (1120-1180) repudiated his wife Alienor of Aquitaine
XEE4409295 Louis VII the Young or the Pious (1120-1180) repudiated his wife Alienor of Aquitaine (1122-1204) (or Eleonore of Guyenne), 1152

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"Alienor of Aquitaine: A Royal Journey through Love, Power, and Crusades" Step into the captivating world of Alienor d'Aquitaine (also known as Eleonore de Guyenne), a woman who defied societal norms and left an indelible mark on history. This portrait captures her regal presence, with her piercing gaze hinting at the strength that lay within. One significant event in Alienor's life was her marriage to Louis VII the Young, King of France. Their union marked a powerful alliance between two influential families. Together they embarked on the Third Crusade, their royal cortege leaving behind a trail of anticipation and hope for victory. However, it was under the guidance of his mother Eleanor that King Richard I set off on his own crusade. Her wisdom and influence were instrumental in shaping his reign and cementing their family's legacy. The Cloitre de Fontevrault stands as a testament to Alienor's enduring presence. Statues depicting Henri II and Eleonore de Guyenne adorn this sacred space, reminding us of their profound impact on medieval society. In Saint Denis Basilica, we witness another pivotal moment in history as King Louis VII takes up the oriflame - a symbol of divine authority - guided by faith and determination to protect his kingdom. Yet amidst these grand events lies personal turmoil. The repudiation by Louis VII shattered Alienor's heart but did not diminish her spirit. She continued to wield power even after their separation, proving herself an extraordinary woman ahead of her time. This portrait encapsulates all facets of Alienor d'Aquitaine – from her role as queen consort to her unwavering commitment to crusades – showcasing how she navigated love, power struggles, and religious fervor with grace and resilience. Join us on this journey through history as we unravel the enigmatic tale of one remarkable woman who forever changed the course of medieval Europe.