Gisela of Hungary
German princess, Hungarian queen consort and Roman Catholic blessed · Germany · Lived 985 to 1065 · aged 80
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Something wrong?She married into a kingdom being born - Hungary's first Christian king, Stephen I, taking the crown while her brother ruled the Holy Roman Empire. A Bavarian princess who became queen consort at the hinge of conversion, later beatified for the role she played in anchoring the new faith.
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Born around 985 into Bavaria's ruling family, Gisela was sister to Henry II, who would become Holy Roman Emperor. She married Stephen I of Hungary, the monarch who Christianized the Magyar tribes and forged them into a kingdom. As queen consort, she stood beside him through the violent work of conversion and state-building in the early 11th century. She outlived Stephen by decades, dying on 7 May 1065. The Catholic Church beatified her centuries later, marking her as one of the founding figures in Hungary's Christian turn.
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