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Legal Definitions - queen
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Definition of queen
Definition: A queen is a woman who holds the highest position of power in a monarchy. There are different types of queens:
- Queen Regnant: A woman who possesses the sovereignty and royal power in her own right. Examples include Queen Mary I, Queen Elizabeth I, Queen Victoria, and Queen Elizabeth II.
- Queen Consort: The wife of a reigning king who has some royal prerogatives but is legally no different from the rest of the king's subjects. An example is Queen Elizabeth, the wife of King George VI.
- Queen Regent: A woman who rules in place of the actual sovereign, such as if the sovereign is a child. An example is Queen Isabella I of Castile, who ruled in place of her daughter Joanna.
- Dowager-Queen: A queen who is the widow of a king. An example is Queen Alexandra, the widow of King Edward VII.
These examples illustrate the different types of queens and their roles in a monarchy.
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Simple Definition
Queen: A woman who is the ruler of a country, like a king. She has a lot of power and is in charge of making important decisions. Sometimes, a queen is the wife of a king, but she doesn't have as much power as a queen who rules on her own. If the king is too young to rule, a queen can rule in his place. A dowager-queen is a queen who used to be married to a king who has passed away.
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