User talk:Alberia torkenkluvin: Difference between revisions

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Meelar (talk) 19:08, Mar 8, 2005 (UTC)

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Images

Hi Alberia, where did you find these images you have been uploading, such as Melisende, and Isabella, and Empress Irene? I mean, presumably they are illustrations from medieval manuscripts, but do you know which ones? If you know, that would be very helpful. Thanks! Adam Bishop 01:52, 16 Mar 2005 (UTC)

Oh, okay, thanks. I hope we can track them down somewhere. Adam Bishop 05:54, 16 Mar 2005 (UTC)

Melisende Image

Helo Alberia!!!! I'm glad you have a page going :)

I need to know.. where did you find the image of the woman accepting fealty from her vassel? Is this Melisende and from her psalter? I am really excited about this as Melisende has become a very improtant subject of mine. You may have already told Adame, but he directed me to you.

oh.. and one more thing.. is it possible to enlarge the image more? I would like it to take a more prominate role.

THANX much![[User:Drachenfyre|Drachenfyre]

Thank you for the site! Very interesting! I am currently doing research on woman rulers between 1066 and 1415 and this will give me some starting points.. though I have to be sure they are absolutly correct. I am interested in women who inherited their estates from their parents, administered them themselves, then transmited them to their heirs. I am also interested in the social circumstance that allowed them to inherit where traditionally they were unable to. This site will be of valure.

As for the Melisende image, I would like to know on what page it appearsin the Psalter, and if your source himself is getting this from another source book other- then the Pslater itself. I do not want its authinticity to be questioned.

Additionally, with the source on that website, if you can recommend that the author update his information on Melisende. It suggests she was simply a co-ruler with her husband, then regent for her son. But William of Tyre, a contemporary, insists she held her crown as Queen Regnant, and Baldwin III was her heir but co-crowned in a simular way as most heirs were crowned at this time.

Again... thanx for the website it has already helped much!Drachenfyre

Image:Temptress1.jpg

I noticed that you claim this photo is public domain, but why is it public domain? Thuresson 21:50, 10 Jun 2005 (UTC)