Parras, Queen of Spades
From the 19th century to 1945, the appearance of French playing cards for domestic consumption was regulated by the government. That meant that every suited deck sold in France carried the same appearance: The βParis Pattern.β The French had a unique habit of associating face cards with historic or mythical personages, considered the π±π°π³π΅π³π’πͺπ΅ π°π§π§πͺπ€πͺπ¦π. As such, each queen was assigned an identity: Judith β₯οΈ, Rachel β¦οΈ, Pallas β οΈ, and Argine β£οΈ.