Queen Philippa was the wife of King Edward III of England and played a significant role in the 14th century. Born in 1310 in Hainault, she married Edward in 1328 and became queen consort. Philippa was known for her intelligence and strong character, often acting as a mediator in political matters. She is particularly remembered for her support of the English during the Hundred Years' War against France. Philippa was a devoted mother to her children, including Edward, the Black Prince, and she was influential in promoting their interests. Her legacy includes her contributions to the stability of the English monarchy.