It’s almost Halloween folks so it’s time to dive into another spooky lady. Ines de Castro is probably the most famous Queen of Portugal that you have never heard of. Why is that? Well she had been dead for a few years when she was declared Queen and her body may or may not have been crowned by her deranged husband. Join me as we cover the life of the corpse Queen of Portugal. Works Cited

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