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While there were no large corps of female knights, it should be realized that A. Queens Princesses, and other Noblewomen accompanied their husbands on Crusade, it is not known if any casualties arose in this way. as a more of less Propaganda measure, Noblewomen donned armor to rally the citizenry- more or less this has been analogized to Betty Grable ( Ww2 actress) on a tank, for example- Queen Isabella of Spain l45l-l504 qualifies as a (lady Knight) and indeed is sculpted in this get-up on her tomb effigy. she did not die in the field, thankfully, but did accompany the Spanish Army in various campaigns. There are unconfirmed legends of (Girl Knights) as far back as the time of Charlemagne who did get involved in actual combat.. of course we also have the Amazons of Greek days. some day they are going to find the preserved body of a Lady Knight- in Full Armor, with her skirt underneath and probably a very elaborate plumed headdress on her helmet. maybe they will find one in Italy/ there were rumors of the body of an (Amazon Knight) being exhumed on a construction site in the sixties or seventies, unconfirmed.

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