Women Leaders, part 9: The Murderous Medieval Queen
Joanna of Naples, stone cold legend of scandaliciousness
Vulgar History: Regency Era · Vulgar History | Realm
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Show Notes
Joanna of Naples (1326-1382) was Queen of Naples, Jerusalem, and Sicily for thirty action-packed and highly scandilicious years. This story has it all: kidnappings! Revenge murders! Evil popes! Evil husbands! Being trapped in an iron cage for fourteen years! The black plague! But how will Joanna herself score on our scandilicious scale? The results may SURPRISE YOU!!
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References:
Queens of Infamy: Joanna of Naples by Anne Theriault on Longreads
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