Queen Elisenda de Montcada was a prominent figure in the 14th century, known for her role as the queen consort of King James II of Aragon. Born into a noble family, she married the king in 1291 and became an influential member of the royal court. Her marriage helped strengthen political alliances in the region. Elisenda is also remembered for her contributions to architecture and culture. She founded the Monastery of Pedralbes in Barcelona, which served as a convent for Poor Clare nuns. This establishment reflected her commitment to spirituality and community service, leaving a lasting legacy in Catalonia.