Duchess of Brabant (historical)
The title "Duchess of Brabant" refers to the female ruler or consort of the historical region of Brabant, which is now part of modern-day Belgium and Netherlands. The duchy was established in the 11th century and became an important political and cultural center in medieval Europe. The title was often held by the wives of dukes or by women who ruled in their own right.
Throughout history, several notable women held the title, including Joanna of Brabant, who was a significant figure in the 14th century. The duchy played a crucial role in the political landscape of the Low Countries, influencing alliances and territorial disputes among various European powers.