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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Cachecoins, post: 4492521, member: 111237&quot;]If beheading Johannes Messenius and his son for daring to speak out against her by saying she was bringing the state to ruin is tolerant and refusing to support a measure that would reduce some of the tax exempt estates of the of the nobility all the while doubling the nobility with people who were loyal to her is liberal. She was a queen without a realm because she was a queen without loyalty. When she abandoned her own realm she sought to be the queen of ANY realm thus showing she had no loyalty to her people, she just regretted losing the power (more correctly the treasury).</p><p><br /></p><p>As for her sexuality, it was probably far more complicated than that and to make a definitive statement about it would be unwise since sources suggest she may have had amorous affairs with both women and men...or neither. Lesbian, bisexual, possible asexual...call her a well educated libertine spend thrift who wasted her potential and the good will of her people on personal pursuits and all but ignored her responsibilities.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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