Marie Stuart

Mary, Queen of Scots, was a 16th-century monarch who reigned as Queen of Scotland from 1542 until her abdication in 1567. She also claimed the throne of England from 1559 until 1568. Her life was marked by political intrigue, turbulent relationships, and a tragic end, culminating in her execution in 1587. She is best known for her complex personal life and her role in the religious conflicts of the time.