As queen dowager, Elizabeth initially did not agree to surrender the reins of power: she settled with a court of supporters in a rented mansion in Madrid, demanded to be kept informed of government policy and openly criticized the new monarchs.
She settled with a court of supporters in a rented mansion in Madrid, and demanded to be kept informed of government policy and openly criticized the new monarchs. As queen dowager, Elisabeth initially did not agree to surrender the reins of power.
As queen dowager, Elisabeth initially did not agree to surrender the reins of power. She settled with a court of supporters in a rented mansion in Madrid, and demanded to be kept informed of government policy and openly criticized the new monarchs.
As queen dowager, Elisabeth initially did not agree to surrender the reins of power. She settled with a court of supporters in a rented mansion in Madrid, and demanded to be kept informed of government policy and openly criticized the new monarchs.