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The sarcophagus of Louise of Great Britain (1724-1751), the daughter of King George II, who became Queen of Denmark and Norway through a politically-arranged marriage. Louise was popular for learning Danish. She died after a miscarriage during her sixth pregnancy. Roskilde Cathedral, Denmark.


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A commemorative photo of the marriage under the cherry blossoms in full bloom


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The sarcophagus of Inês de Castro, a posthumously crowned Queen Consort of Portugal, 1360. Her affair with Peter I threatened the marriage-alliance to Castile, so his father had Inês decapitated. Upon succession, Peter "married" her and tore out the assassins' hearts. Alcobaça Monastery, Portugal.


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