Drottning Moi-Même: Historisk silhuett

In the bitter chill of a December night, a carriage bears a trio of aristocratic women through snow‑capped streets toward the royal palace. Among them, the formidable Countess Ebba Leijonhufvud—Sweden’s first‑ever countess—together with her fellow nobles, navigates a world where alliances are as fragile as the ice underfoot and the queen’s impending childbirth looms over the court.

Against a backdrop of war‑torn lands and shifting loyalties, the ladies discuss the fortunes of their families, the health of their children, and the promise of new lands granted by the king. Their conversation reveals a tapestry of personal anxieties and political duty, hinting at the delicate balance between private worries and the grandeur of the Swedish throne. The narrative invites listeners into a richly detailed early‑17th‑century setting, where every whispered prayer may shape the future of the nation.