Good Queen Maud

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Good Queen Maud, born Edith of Scotland, was an Anglo-Saxon princess who became the revered first wife of King Henry I of England and was celebrated for her piety and charitable works.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Anglo-Saxon princess
Christian saint candidate
historical figure
queen consort of England
alsoKnownAs Edith of Scotland
Matilda of Scotland
Matilda, Queen of England
linked to: Matilda of Scotland

Maud
associatedWith foundations and endowments of religious houses
reform of royal court morals
birthName Edith of Scotland
burialPlace Westminster Abbey
child Empress Matilda
William Adelin
countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of England
Kingdom of Scotland
era High Middle Ages
ethnicGroup Anglo-Saxon
linked to: Anglo-Saxon England
father Malcolm III of Scotland
fatherTitle King of Scots
gender female
honorific Good Queen Maud
house House of Dunkeld
languageSpoken Latin
Norman French
linked to: Anglo-Norman

Old English
legacy remembered as a model of royal piety
venerated in later English tradition as a good queen
maritalStatus married
mother Saint Margaret of Scotland
motherReligion Roman Catholicism
motherTitle Queen consort of Scotland
nobleRank princess
queen consort
notableFor bridging Anglo-Saxon and Norman elites
charitable works
piety
religious patronage
support for the poor
positionHeld Queen consort of England
religion Roman Catholicism
sibling David I of Scotland
spouse Henry I of England
spouseDynasty House of Normandy
spouseOrder first wife of Henry I of England
spouseTitle King of England
title Princess of Scotland
Queen of England

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Edith of Scotland alsoKnownAs Good Queen Maud
Good Queen Maud honorific Good Queen Maud