Freddie Mercury is my favorite Queen.

Queen Victoria: I am the queen with most children! Eleanor Of Aquatine: No, I Have Empress Maria Theresa: *AMATEURS*

Anne of Cleves is my favorite. Hearing the story about how she couldn't speak English so she didn't know about how badly the court badmouthed her, and was proud of how far she came to get to where she was, totally broke my heart. I also love how she survived the longest out of all of them.

Marie Antoinette is my favorite queen, no hesitation. However, I feel the most sympathetic towards poor Catherine Howard.

Honestly I'd be interested in learning about all of them.

Freddie Mercury on the bottom right? 🤣 I love it.

Anne Boleyn, Marie Antoinette, and even though she isn’t on the list I’d love to see Katherine Howard!

Sisi (Elisabeth of Austria) has always been interesting for me. Her life is like a modern take on tragic fairy tales except that the struggles were very real and it played out as it happened. From marrying the emperor Franz Joseph for his love for her, not just mere political reasons to her having to endure her literally evil mother-in-law, and eventually contracting psychosomatic/mental illness no doubt brought about by the strain and stress of a position that she married into. As much as her husband claims to love her he wasn't able to protect her from the controlling nature of his mother (who took their children away from her) and she was truly unprepared for the realities of being empress at least earlier in their marriage. Later though she developed her own liberal political stands and was accused of meddling in issues and advising her husband especially concerning the Italians and Hungarians. She was beautiful, well-loved for her free spirit and her sensitivity to the needs of her subjects (with only a lady-in-waiting, she would visit hospitals and charity wards unannounced and held hands with the dying, sent clothes for children in orphanages) yet obsessively vain and most probably mentally ill and the deaths of 2 of her children brought her bouts of melancholy and depression that she didn't recover from. It was believed that she was sick of the Viennese court and would be ill if she stayed too long despite her desire to stay for her children. This also separated her from her husband more often than he would like as he had to stay in Vienna for his duties. Near the end of her life she has fallen in love with travelling and all that was left between her and Franz are long affectionate letters in constant correspondence. She was also an author and wrote her self as Titania and Franz as Oberon (lol). She made a part of Achilleion (her palace in Corfu) to be his quarters but he was never able to visit. They're a classic example of 2 people who probably loved each other but led very different lives before their marriage and this caused them to not have much in common. She was free-spirited, raised by a hands-on mother and eccentric father while Franz was raised to become emperor. She didn't like doing public duties/official appearances and would sometimes refuse meeting other monarchs. They wanted different things in life and some historians believed Sisi always lamented to her older sister Nene (who was groomed to be Franz Joseph's bride before he decided he won't have anyone but Sisi) how her life would be a lot easier if Franz is not the emperor. It's just tragic imo.

I love how you have Freddie's picture in there!! You're the best!

Freddie Mercury!

Anne Boleyn, Catherine of Aragon, Elizabeth I, Catherine de Medici, Mary queen of scots, Catherine the Great, Marie de Guise, Empress Elisabeth of Austria, and Queen Victoria

My fav queens are: Queen Victoria; Catherine the Great; Catherine de Meici and Elizabeth I

Queen Anne. Would love to hear in depth of her relationship with sarah churchill

Catherine De Medici, Mary Stuart, Mary De Guise, Elisabeth of Austria

Empress Matilda (Daughter of Henry I of England), Lady Jane Grey, Mary Queen of Scots, Elizabeth I, Mary II, Christina of Sweden, Tsarenna Catherine the Great, Anne Boleyn, Catherine Parr, Matilda of Flanders (William I's Wife), Anne of Brittany (Queen of France), Catherine of Aragon, Mary of Guise, Catherine de Medici, Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon.

OMG! You're so lovely and charismatic! ☺ I would like to know more about Isabella of Castile, Joanna of Castile, Mary Queen of Scots, Victoria, Eleanor, Catherine of Aragon,Catherine de' Medici... You know what? I think I'll be happy to learn more about all of them! 😂

I'm so thrilled that you mentioned Margrethe I of Denmark! She is seriously one of the most underrated women in history, and arguably one of the best female politicians the world has ever seen. I really hope that you end up choosing her. :) Beyond her, here are some other interesting Denmark related queens, whom I find quite fascinating, and can reccomend you reading up on: Emma of Normandy: Arguably one of the most powerful and important woman of the early medieval period, Emma was first married to Æthreled "The Unready" of England, and then, after his death, to his archrival Canute "The Great" of Denmark and England. He married her due to her experience with England and she made him disinherit his other son for her own children. Later, her son from her first marriage became king of England. Throughout the reigns of her husbands and children, she was a very powerful and important councillor, and she is unique in having a historical work made in her honor, the Encomium Emmae Reginae. She was quickwitted, an opportunist, and a medieval power woman. Margaret Fredkulla (The Peacemaker), queen of Denmark: Married to the passive King Niels of Denmark, it was in fact Margaret who ruled Denmark during her 30 year tenure as queen, where Denmark had a prosperous period of peace. She minted her own coins which bore her and her husbands names, with her name first. After her death, Denmark descended into a long period of instability which eventually led to civil war. Ingeborg of Denmark, queen of France: Married to Philip Augustus of France, their marriage caused quite a scandal, when he abandoned her after their wedding night. For 20 years, Philip abandoned her and remarried, while the pope excommunicated him for his actions against her. Eventually they reconciled, but their marriage and later difficulties set the tone for catholic divorce. To this day it shapes the catholic views on remarriage after divorce. Margaret Sambiria, queen of Denmark: Married to Erik IV of Denmark, Margaret is known as Margaret "burst-horse" in Denmark due to her strong personality and temper. She was the first female regent of Denmark, and ruled during the minority of her son, Erik V. She managed to hold Denmark together during a time of struggle between king and clergy, and while her husband's nephews tried to claim the Danish throne. She was also the official ruler of Estonia, which she received as a fief under the Danish crown. Philippa of England, queen of Denmark: Married to Erik VII of Denmark, she was queen during the Kalmar union, and was raised in Denmark by Queen Margrethe I alongside her husband. She learned well by Margrete and inherited her political skills far better than Erik did. A main part of why Erik was tolerated in Sweden was due to her immense popularity. She had most of her fiefs in Sweden, and after she died, King Erik lost most of his popularity and was deposed. She was one of the few rulers of Sweden from the Danish time who was actually popular in Sweden. Margaret of Denmark, queen of Scotland: Married to James III, she is the reason that Orkney and Shetland are part of Scotland, as they were her dowry, when she married King James. Her father, Christian I, could not afford her dowry so instead he pawned off the islands. Technically, they can still be reclaimed by Denmark or Norway if the mortgage is paid off. Historians has described her as a far better-suited ruler than her husband. Caroline Matilda of Great Britain, queen of Denmark-Norway: Married to the insane King Christian VII of Denmark-Norway, Caroline Matilda is best known for her affair with his physician Johan Friederich Struensee, who later became the de facto ruler of Denmark-Norway along with her. During their reign, Denmark-Norway advanced heavily along enlightenment ideas, but they were eventually deposed by Christian VII's stepmother, who returned the country to reactionary ways. Struensee was executed and Caroline Matilda was exiled, where she died a few years later. Her son Frederik VI eventually returned most of her reforms. Her life and affair is the basis for the Oscar-nominated "A Royal Affair".

Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother Lived 101 Years Born August 4th 1900 Died March 30th 2002

Anne Boleyn, Elizabeth 1 England, Catherine the great, Catherine de' minci, Catherine of Aragon, and Mary Stuart also known as Mary queen of Scots

Oh my, what a treat?! I can't wait for all of them although very intrigued by Isabella I of Castile, Elizabeth I, Maria Theresa, Catherine the Great and Victoria. Consorts definitely Eleanor, Catherine of Aragon, Catherine de Medici and Elisabeth of Austria!

Eleanor of Aquitaine, Catherine of Valois,Elizabeth I, and Boudica !!!

Catherine de’ Medici, Mary Queen of Scots, Isabel Of Castile, Maria Theresa, Catherine of Aragon, Catherine the Great, Anne Boleyn, Mary of Guise, Marie Antoinette,

I'd like to learn more about Elizabeth I and Mary, queen of scots. They're story has always been so Intresting, (and I really love Elizabeth I)

Definitely love learning about all of them! Especially Catherine of Aragon, Elizabeth l, And.....CATHERINE DE MEDICI (pretty please on the last one)

Empress of Austria Sissi (Elizabeth) :))

You made a mistake at 4:40 almost looks like she lived for 300 years 😂

There’s so much info out there about Queens like Elizabeth I and Anne Boleyn. They’re awesome, but I’d rather hear about some of the lesser known queens - especially the earlier ones

Elizabeth Woodville, Elizabeth of York, Catherine of Aragon, Catherine the Great

Freddy mercury is my all time favorite Queen

Lol, I love how you include Freddie Mercury as part of your Queens' thumbnail 🤣👏🤣👑

I think it’d be fun to see a video comparing Isabel of Castille, Katherine of Aragon and Mary I of England. These ladies didn’t spend much time together but are so similar. Mary and Isabel especially. I find it so fascinating and I’ve never seen anyone cover it.

Queen Lindsay of Holiday ,of course! 👑

I’d love to hear more about Joanna la loca! I want to learn more about Spanish royalty. All of the drama, glory, good and bad.

I am really interested in Maria Theresa. Best wishes!

Top 3 would be; Elizabeth the first, Catherine the Great and Isabella of Castille

Ms. Holiday you are the best💯💯💯❤️❤️❤️ You're so to the point and not drawn out👍🏼 With a very pleasent voice👍🏼😇

Definitely de Medici, I’ve always been fascinated with the Medici family. Also I’d love to know the story of Elizabeth of Austria and Elizabeth Bowes Lyon, as I know nothing about the current queen’s mother. Also if you could, please consider non European queens. 😊

Ah yes, Freddie Mercury, my favourite Queen

The Elisabeth of Austria story sounds fascinating. Can’t say I’ve heard of her before, but would love to know more now!

Love your content, Lindsay! My vote would be to learn more about the queens that aren’t covered in popular books or films. However, whichever queens you choose to profile, I plan to watch them all!

Anne of brittany,Costance,Maria Teresa,Elizabeth of austria“Sissi“,anne boleyn,marie Antonette and caterina de medici

My favorite Queens are Elizabeth I, Catherine the Great and Queen Victoria. For Queen Consorts are Isabella of france, Anne Boleyn, and Catherine de Medici

So excited for your new videos this year! Mary, Queen of Scots is my favorite Queen! I'd love to see a video dedicated to her!

Anne Boleyn was always my favourite, ever since I was a little girl. Sissi also fascinates me. But I'm sure Ill love whichever queen gets picked, your videos are always so interesting! :)

Eleanor of Aquitaine is my absolute favorite queen. Such a badass.

Elizabeth the first. 💕

I’m excited for all of these to be honest. I’m so excited you are one of my fav history channels.

You make them all sound so good! Thank you

Catherine of Aragon 🔥

@4:48 Eleanor of Aquitaine, you have her being born in 1122 and died in 1412

My favorite queens are Marie Antoinette and Catherine of Aragon.

So looking forward to up coming videos. Thx 👍🏼

Definitely Catherine the Great, she has such an interesting and complex life that I'd love to know more about. Also Isabeau of Bavaria, wife of Charles VI of France and mother of two English Queens and King Charles VII.

8:15 - says she lived for less than a year but also 46 years

I really enjoy history. I'm so happy I came across your channel and subscribed.

i would just die of happiness if you ever got the chance to do Maria Leopoldina of Austria, who was the empress consort of Brazil. Her story is so sad and she was such an amazing woman. It also involves scandal and a very public affair of her husband, Pedro I of Portugal. It’s one of my favorite instances of the History of my country, Brazil. I think that portraying something outside of europe could be refreshing, maybe? I just LOVE your work!! thank you! ❤️ (also, if you ever by any chance need help translating from portuguese, i’m your gal!)

Ohh you can't make me choose 😂

my favourite Queen Regnant is Elizabeth I, and my favourite Queen Consort is her mother, Anne Boleyn

Love your channel. I would like to learn more about the lesser known queens.

soo excited for the next year!!

Love your videos! Big fan of history-especially when it comes to learning more about queens. I am looking forward to seeing many more! You are very blessed, Lindsey Holiday. 📖⏳🕰 😁

Please do: Queen Victoria Consort Queen Elizabeth of England (sorry forgot her last name) Tsareena Alexandria

Love your Channel , please keep up The grate work .

Omg I absolutely love your videos!!! I wish I could support you on that other app thing

I would love to learn more about Mary Stuart & Isabella of Spain is so underrated

Freddy mercury! Love it! The queen of Hungary sounds interesting!

I love your list! All my favorites were included

I'd really like to know more about Margrethe I

~Queen Elizabeth I, and Queen Victoria🔱☺🔱

I would love to see Marie Antoinette, Queen Victoria, Catherine the great, and Catherine demedici

The more content you can give us about Elizabeth I, the better! Love you, Lindsay!

I like your stories. The pictures are great too. Thank for the history of all.

Isabella of Castile. She was such a badass. I love how she led her troops on to that battlefield and led them in HER OWN right. I am so proud to be a a Spaniard.

One of my favorites is Queen Mary l of Portugal ruled from 1777 to 1792, I would love for you to make a video about her

I love your videos and can’t wait to see you videos this year !!!! I want to see videos for all these queens!!❤️❤️❤️. Btw you are so beautiful!!!❤️

ALL OF THEM 😭! but mostly mary queen of scots and catherine de’medici !

I'd love to know more about Queen Victoria

Marie. Antoinette , is my favorite Queen, she loved her kids and was fun, just like Princess Diana.

I love this idea for a series! Interested in hearing more about them all :)

I realy love your videos!They are very educational and interesting!!

You missed Matilda, she was on the throne for a while but I still think that counts.

Most looking forward to Catherine the Great, but these all seem interesting! Also I would like to know more about nordic/scandinavian royalty in the future :)

I’m really excited for the upcoming ideas for videos! 😊👍🏻

I adore your videos, these all sound fascinating! With much respect I did want point out that with the queen consorts there are discrepancies with their birth/death dates, especially towards the end of the list. Thank you for all that you do!

PLEASE DO ALL OF THEM!!! Especially Freddie Mercury 🤗

I applaud you Lindsay for adding Freddie Mercury! Truly the most queenly of them all!

Anything you post I know will be great :) but id like to see some more of the less known queens... All the best for the year ahead :)

Love your channel and your voice! Hello from a history major

Margaret I of Denmark, the only person who could actually unite Scandinavia :)

Christina of Sweeden, Maria Theresa, Constance of Sicily, Margrethe I of Denmark, Catherine de Medici, Elisabeth of Austria, Alexandra Feodorovna and Elizabeth Bowes-Lion Thank you for all your hard, work!! And also thank you for asking our opinion!

You are a good speaker and storyteller. I enjoyed all your videos.

I love your videos your voice his so sweet and relaxing

Please do one about Elizabeth woodville ?! She is my favourite character in history !!

Joanna of Castile is one of my favorites! I also love Christina of Sweden and Margrethe I of Denmark! Looking forward to any of your videos though!

Mary Queen of Scots and her mother-in-law Catherine de Medici would my FAVES of the list!

Queen Holiday you’re my favorite Queen 👸😁!

I really like queen victoria. A truly historical figures

Margrethe of Norway!!!! You must create a video on her. This wonderful, intelligent and inspirational woman deserves to be told about

Nice to see you in person.

You got most of my favorites. I also found Margaret of Anjou very interesting and although not a queen Margaret Beaufort had to be one of the most crafty women ever especially in the time she was in and her circumstances.