Dört Kız Kardeş, Dört Kraliçe

When Beatrice of Savoy, Countess of Provence, sent her four beautiful, well-bred daughters off to become queens, one after the other, she gave them one piece of advice: Family comes first. As a result, her daughters—Marguerite of France, Eleanor of England, Sanchia of Germany, and Beatrice of Sicily—worked not only to expand their husbands’ empires and maintain peace among their subjects, but also to increase the power and influence of the House of Savoy. However, after their father's death, the sisters fell out with each other, each trying to compete with each other to take over the inheritance they thought was theirs. Told from the different points of view of four queens and set in the complicated, turbulent years of the 13th century, this novel is the story of ambition, desire,
greed, the fight for the throne and the battle for power and authority between the siblings.
(From the Promotional Bulletin)



Number of Pages: 480

Year of Publication: 2014


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Remzi Kitabevi

Year of First Printing: 2014

Number of Pages: 480

Language: Turkish