Hi, hopefully you'll get some other responses (especially regarding Cunegonde), but since you've been waiting, I've pulled several previous threads on the topic to get you started

• Microhistory - what is it? featuring /u/Cosmic_Charlie and others

• What do you guys think about microhistory as a practise? Is it useful in expanded new fields, or is it regressive? featuring /u/jschooltiger and others

• Does anybody in contemporary academic history engage in more philosophical/literary/humanistic analysis of historical events? featuring /u/kieslowskifan

Book recommendations and other examples

• Can anyone recommend a good microhistory?

• Was there a widespread, pre-Christian agrarian cult that survived to the Early Modern period in Europe?

• What resources are there that talk about the everyday life of a Middle Age European peasant/serf?

These posts have all been archived by now, so if you have follow-up questions for any of the users, just ask here and tag their username to notify them