Queen Cleopatra VII is quite famous for being the last Pharaoh of Egypt. Her daughter, the Queen of Mauretania, was even more amazing than she was.
Cleopatra Selene II: The Only Daughter of the Last Pharaoh
Marie-Thérèse, Madame Royale: The Only Survivor of Her Family
Marie Antoinette is a much more famous than her family, including her mother, an Empress, her husband, a King, and her daughter, a Duchess, Queen, and neither.
Queen Berenice: The Solo Pharaoh of Egypt
More than two thousand years ago, a lady killed a bunch of people and attempted to rule Egypt on her own. That obviously didn’t end well, as we’ll see.
Amalia of Oldenburg: The Almost Assassinated Queen of Greece
Queen Amalia Maria Frederica of Oldenburg was quite an extraordinary queen. She was very unpopular, and the once-loved Queen was nearly killed.
Boudica: The Warrior Queen Who Embarrassed the Romans
Boudica, Queen of the Iceni, is famous for completely humiliating the Roman Empire. Her and her revolt are probably the most famous events of Roman Britain.
Joan of Navarre: The Seemingly Normal Queen
Joan I of Navarre was a regular queen. She became a country's first queen-regnant at the old age of one, then ran away to France with her mother, and made a happy political marriage.
The Royal Women 