In Religion and Folklore
- May Queen, the goddess of spring or a young girl chosen to personify her as part of a springtime celebration
- Queen of Heaven, a title of Mary, the mother of Jesus
- Queen of heaven (antiquity), a title given to a number of ancient goddesses
- Queen Mab, a fairy in the play Romeo and Juliet
- Queen Maya (mother of Buddha) (died 563 BC), mother of Gautama Buddha
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