Marie De Bourbon - Sister-in-Law Of Louis XIII

Marie De Bourbon - First Wife Of Gaston D'Orleans And Sister-in-Law Of Louis XIII: Marie de Bourbon, Duchess of Montpensier, Sovereign Princess of Dombes, and sister in law of Louis XIII was born October 15, 1605 and died June 4, 1627, was a princess of the blood, daughter of Henri de Bourbon, Duke of Montpensier and Henriette-Catherine de Joyeuse.

Member of the second house of Bourbon-Montpensier, Marie became sister in law of Louis XIII and Duchess of Orleans by her marriage with "Monsieur" Gaston de France, brother of the king in 1626. She is also the mother of the "Grande Mademoiselle" , the richest heiress in Europe.

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[christinemiller]

Childbirth was so risky at that time! So sad she died at the age of 21. Thank-you for the terrific video 🌸

[LariLesque]

Such pretty portraits. Such a short life. All her wealth couldn't buy her a long life. At least La Grande Mademoiselle survived to cause quite a stir!

[johannaco.]

I just found this channel. Absolutely obsessed.

[reniasva]

The princesse de Montpensier - I loved the movie with Gaspard Ulliel and the depiction of the Duc d'Anjou. I also remember the fact, that the actual Montpensier kept a pair of scissors close to her, so she could cut the King's hair to send him to a monastery. Thanks for this video. Very good!

[pizzajeff]

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[orlandoajacques]

I’m well versed in the English/British monarchy. I’m so excited I found your channel, I love learning the French history! Thanks for the brilliant content! 🦄❤️

[thesugarandspice]

I'm also so excited when see these videos. I've learn so much from these videos keep up the amazing work

[annfisher]

Thank you for all the research, your videos are so interesting!

[ernesto]

The Bourbon family has been present in all France history even when the Valois were on the power. The house of Bourbon of Marie is now extincted, Probably Phillipe I de Orleans had so much fun with all that fortune, I love your videos xo

[ambreeniram]

Died at 21, she was so pretty and wealthy. Childbirth was deadly back then. Men were lucky that way. Wish she had lived a long happy life.

[pelegrino]

You have to talk about the "Grande Mademoiselle". She was quite a woman !

[freyasslain]

Hate to say it, but La Grande Madamoiselle deserved every hardship she endured. The hubris - the chutzpah dug her own grave. The lady was fortunate, Anne of Austria spared her life . She might have gone to the block.

[d.l.l.]

All that money and all they do is die. Doesn’t help you then.

[jamess]

Why did her daughter never get betrothed or married? Or could she not have kids or suffer with miscarriages?