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Though Charlemayn oversaw the forced conversion of Saragossa’s pagans, there was one notable exception—the Queen Bramimond. While there’s no historical proof of such a queen’s existence, nor does she have a particularly prominent role in the poem, her conversion to Christianity makes a key point about Charlemayn’s conquest. The fact that she comes to personally embrace Christian belief, submit to baptism in French waters, and take a Christian name represents just how total Charlemayn’s victory over the pagans has been. The most prominent surviving pagan in the story (one who was staunchly anti-Christian at the beginning of the conflict) doesn’t…