Matilda Collection (#6)

Victoria Louise & Ernest Augustus
Princess Victoria Louise of Prussia, Duchess of Brunswick (Victoria Louise Adelaide Matilda Charlotte (1892 - 1980) - the only daughter and the seventh child of Wilhelm II

Treaty of Arras
Guillaume de Champagne, arch- -bishop of Reims, arranges the treaty of Arras between Baudouin V, comte de Hainaut, and Matilda of Portugal, widow of Philip comte de Flandre

Baudouin Comte Flandres
BAUDOUIN V de Lille, comte de FLANDRES, known as Le Debonn- -aire, married Adele daughter of Robert Capet, king of France, and fathered Matilda wife of William the Conqueror

Matilda of Germany
MATILDA, DAUGHTER OF HENRY I OF ENGLAND m. (i) Heinrich V, Holy Roman Emperor, (ii) Geoffrey of Anjou; invaded England, captured Stephen, but ejected

Matilda Leaves Arundel
Empress Matilda leaves Arundel Castle

Matilda of Scotland
MATILDA (MAUD) OF SCOTLAND Daughter of Malcolm III of Scotland; 1st wife (m. 1100) of Henry I of England

Matilda / Danish / Rosenborg
MATILDA, COUNTESS of ROSENBORG Wife of Aage, Count of Rosenborg, seen here with their son

Matilda Escapes / Smirke
Empress Matilda, daughter of Henry I, imprisoned by Stephen in Oxford Castle, escapes in white clothing over ice and snow to Wallingford, Oxon

Geoffrey of Anjou
GEOFFREY PLANTAGENET, COUNT OF ANJOU Father of Henry II of England, and founder with his wife, Matilda, daughter of Henry I, of royal house of Plantagenet

Revolt against Matilda
London citizens, provoked by Empress Matildas arrogance, drive her from the city; she flees to Oxford

Matilda / Petitioning
King Stephens queen, Matilda, pleads in vain for his release to Empress Matilda of Germany, daughter of Henry I, who has invaded England

Matilda / Refuses Release
The Empress Matilda, daughter of Henry I, refuses the plea of King Stephens wife, Matilda, to release him

Empress Matilda Escapes
Empress Matilda, daughter of Henry I, escapes from Oxford Castle on a snowy night where she has been imprisoned by Stephen

Queen Matildas Tapestry
The Bayeux Tapestry is made; one theory is that it was made by Queen Matilda, the wife of William I, as shown here

Caroline Matilda / Denmark
CAROLINE MATILDA Queen of Christian VII of Denmark and grandaughter of George II

King Henry I / Henry Shaw
KING HENRY I Reigned : 1100 - 1135 4th son of William the Conqueror and Matilda

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"Matilda: A Name Woven into History, Literature, and Nature's Tapestry" From St. Matilda to the Butler Lives, the name Matilda has left its mark across various realms. In the annals of warfare, it conjures images of the formidable British tank used during WWII - the Matilda. Yet beyond military might, Matilda Serao emerges as an influential Italian journalist and novelist who captivated readers with her words. Nature too pays homage to this illustrious name; Berberis angulosa showcases its beauty through yellow-flowered shrubs native to certain regions. Meanwhile, Olearia macrodonta adorns New Zealand's landscapes with delicate white flowers in honor of Matilda's timeless charm. History intertwines with romance when King Stephen's queen petitions Empress Matilda for her husband's release in 1141 - a tale that echoes through time like whispers on the wind. And just as history unfolds dramatic narratives, so does entertainment; Vesta Tilley takes center stage as a renowned music hall male impersonator from 1864-1952, captivating audiences under the guise of "Matilda. " Delving further into regal connections lies Matilda of Flanders - a powerful figure whose influence shaped medieval Europe alongside her husband Henry I. Across borders and generations, another remarkable queen named Matilda emerges - this time from Scotland - leaving an indelible mark on Scottish history. As we reflect upon these diverse facets encompassed by one name – "Matilda, " we are reminded that behind every word lies stories waiting to be discovered and shared.