Isabella of France, known as the "She-Wolf of France," was a formidable figure in the 14th century. As Queen Consort of England to Edward II, she orchestrated the overthrow and murder of her husband, leading to the rise of her son, Edward III. Isabella's ruthless actions and alleged extramarital affairs earned her the nickname "She-Wolf." She also played a pivotal role in the downfall of her lover, Roger Mortimer, who had become regent to her son. Isabella's machinations and political intrigue left an indelible mark on English history, establishing her as a powerful and controversial queen.
