The Margaret Beaufort Tarot | Digital Deck + Guidebook

A Deck of Triumph

She was married at twelve. She nearly died giving birth at thirteen. She had one child—one chance—and she poured forty years of planning, patience, and fierce maternal love into making him a king.

Margaret Beaufort (1443-1509) outlived three husbands, survived the entire Wars of the Roses, and saw her son Henry VII take the throne of England. This is not a deck about a pious widow in black. This is a deck about the woman who WON.

This 78-card digital tarot deck honors her triumph:

🐉 The Major Arcana traces her journey from child bride to "My Lady the King's Mother"

🌹 The Suits reflect her mastery of all elements:

• Wands - The fire of maternal ambition that never dimmed
• Cups - Her oceanic devotion and deep faith
• Pentacles - The patient long game played over decades
• Swords - Her brilliant strategic mind that collaborated even with enemies

✨ The Court Cards bring her world to life:

• Margaret herself as all four Queens
• Her son Henry VII as all four Kings
• Loyal servants who carried out her plans

Symbols woven throughout:

• The Welsh red dragon of her son's destiny
• Ravens who witness and remember
• Tudor roses red and white, united at last
• Spring flowers for the woman who outlasted winter

Special card: The Lovers Two Welsh dragons in love, getting married with a raven officiating—the union of Lancaster and York that Margaret arranged, ending decades of war.

Your digital download includes: 📜 All 78 beautifully illustrated tarot cards (high-resolution PNG files) 📖 Complete companion guidebook (PDF) with:

• Margaret's extraordinary story
• Symbol meanings
• Full interpretations for all cards (upright and reversed)
• Spread suggestions for patience, long-term planning, and survival

She waited. She survived. She won. Now her wisdom is yours.

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