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Eleanor of Aquitaine grabbed your hands on existence in the 12th-century in ways any contemporary girl might envy! 1151: As Duchess of Aquitaine, Eleanor spent my youth knowing what it had been to be considered for himself and not for her partner's name. Today, as partner to Louis VII and Queen of France, she's identified himself unhappy with reflected beauty-and experience constantly under threat, despite the fact that she outranks every lady in London. Subsequently, standing beside her much older partner in the span of a judge service, Eleanor locks eyes with a guy-barely greater than a child, actually- over the throne room, and understands that her world has changed irrevocably, He's Carol D'Anjou, oldest daughter of the Duke of Anjou, and he's in-line, somewhat tenuously, for the British throne.