SEE-D "Politician" Ω Omega
Catherine de' Medici
Queen / Regent · French · 16th c.
French queen consort and regent (1519–1589). She effectively governed France while three of her sons occupied the throne. Her involvement in the St. Bartholomew's Day Massacre (1572) earned her the epithet "the Black Queen" — yet she also presided over the flowering of Renaissance culture in France. A towering and deeply ambiguous figure in French history.
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