The Girl of Many Crowns is a compelling historical narrative of Judith, the first princess of France, whose life becomes a symbol of resilience amid political turbulence. Set during the reign of King Charles, grandson of Charlemagne, the story unfolds against a backdrop of Viking raids, internal rebellions, and scheming monarchs. Judith’s father uses her as a pawn, marrying her at 12 to an aging king for strategic alliances. Widowed young and remarried by her father’s decree, Judith defies his authority when he demands a third marriage, resulting in her imprisonment.

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