Coffin
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- Late September of 1505, at the age of 28. Juana's mind completely snapped under the strain of Philip the Handsome's death. She would not be parted from the coffin and, in February 1509, retreated to the isolated fortress of Tordesillas, where she was to remain for 46 years until her death, bearing the title Queen of Castile until the end. Juana had borne six children in her marriage: Charles, Eleanor, Isabel, Mary, Ferdinand and Catherine.
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