Un ptit test

[marlouf]

Eleanor of Aquitaine
You scored 56% on ruling power! You are: Eleanor of Aquitaine, Queen of England and of France, 1122-1202. Eleanor was one of the most influential figures of the 12th century. Married at age fifteen to Louis VII of France, she later divorced him to marry Henry II, the future King of England. She bore Henry eight children, two of them future kings of England. Throughout her life she maintained control over her extensive lands in Southern France, and cleverly managed the lives of her children and grandchildren




My test tracked 1 variable How you compared to other people your age and gender:

You scored higher than 42% on ruling power



Obtenir le pouvoir n'est pas tout. Le conserver et l'exercer intelligement, voilà la faiblesse des puissants ...

[Koenigstiger]

Queen Victoria
You scored 53% on ruling power! You are: Victoria, Queen of England, 1819-1901. Queen Victoria's reign was the longest in English history. Called the Victorian age, it was a time when Britain was at the height of its colonial power. Victoria became a symbol of British expansionist foreign policy. She insisted on taking an active part in the decisions of the government, and forcefully backed those ministers she liked. She herself was most proud of her role as wife and mother - she had nine children. After the death of her beloved husband Prince Albert, she went into a period of deep depression, dropping out of public view for three years. Her popularity increased in her late years, particularly during time of national celebrations, like the Jubilees of 1887 and 1897.

[jagermeister]

Eleanor of Aquitaine
You scored 56% on ruling power! You are: Eleanor of Aquitaine, Queen of England and of France, 1122-1202. Eleanor was one of the most influential figures of the 12th century. Married at age fifteen to Louis VII of France, she later divorced him to marry Henry II, the future King of England. She bore Henry eight children, two of them future kings of England. Throughout her life she maintained control over her extensive lands in Southern France, and cleverly managed the lives of her children and grandchildren


My test tracked 1 variable How you compared to other people your age and gender:

You scored higher than 60% on ruling power

[Terminus Est]

Eleanor of Aquitaine
You scored 57% on ruling power! You are: Eleanor of Aquitaine, Queen of England and of France, 1122-1202. Eleanor was one of the most influential figures of the 12th century. Married at age fifteen to Louis VII of France, she later divorced him to marry Henry II, the future King of England. She bore Henry eight children, two of them future kings of England. Throughout her life she maintained control over her extensive lands in Southern France, and cleverly managed the lives of her children and grandchildren


My test tracked 1 variable How you compared to other people your age and gender

You scored higher than 99% on ruling power

[von Aasen]

Vu qu'il y a l'air d'y avoir pas mal de motivés, ça vous intéresse d'autres tests ?

(moi j'ai été Elisabeth 1ère au passage )

[syrco]

et merde suis comme palpate et Von Ass ... des totalitaires dépourvus de compassion limite bourins et pas sympa pour un sou ... sniff !!!!

çà me correspond bien

[Chazam]

Comme reborn : Cleopatre (ruling power 76% )

[Akmar Nibelung]

Queen Sammuramat
You scored 65% on ruling power! You are: Sammuramat, Assyrian Queen, 9th Century B.C. Sammuramat is the subject of many myths about her reign as both the wife and mother of kings. She apparently accompanied her husband into battle, greatly expanded Babylonia's control over far-flung territories, irrigated the flatlands between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers, and restored the fading beauty of her capital, Babylon.


My test tracked 1 variable How you compared to other people your age and gender:

You scored higher than 85% on ruling power

[Leaz]

Mbande Nzinga
You scored 46% on ruling power! You are: Mbande Nzinga, Angolan Queen, 1582-1663. Nzinga (or Jinga) was the colorful queen of the Ndongo and Matamba kingdoms. She is honored for her resistance against the Portuguese who were increasingly occupying all of what is now known as Angola. Constantly driven east by the Portuguese, Nzinga organized a powerful guerrilla army, conquered the Matamba, and developed alliances to control the slave routes. She even allied with the Dutch, who helped her stop the Portuguese advancement. After a series of decisive setbacks, Nzinga negotiated a peace treaty with the Portuguese, but still refused to pay tribute to the Portuguese king.


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[Akmar Nibelung]

Tiens je suis éttoné, je pensais que Leaz allait avoir comme réponse le groupe Queen