Louise Bénédicte De Bourbon - CONSPIRING against the Regent
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- Louise Bénédicte De Bourbon - CONSPIRING against the Regent: Louise Bénédicte de Bourbon-Condé was born on 8 November 1676 in Paris and died on 23 January 1753 acted as the driving force of the Cellamare conspiracy against the regent Philip of Orléans in 1718.
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This woman is craziness. Thank you for clarifying when things are said to be true vs provable by evidence too, I've noticed that and am grateful!
Thank you Anastasia !
You would be too if they downgraded your title and birth rite from princes of the blood and took that legitamcy from you .Takeing everything basically from you including your heritage by blood unable to keep your position or any future claims.
@@TheKingsofFrance her father Henry Jules was crazy he suffered from clinical lycanthropy I take it her mood swings are genetic
Excellent video - as usual. Love learning about these women of history that are frequently overlooked. Kind Regards, Cherie
Thank you so much for watching and commenting Cherie ! Glad to have you here !
It is allways a joy to watch your videos.
It is even greater that you make videos about lesser known charecters from the Bourbon familly.
Glad you enjoy my videos !
Thank you so much for making this video. I find the Duchess of Maine's personality to be the complete opposite of her sister-in-law, Mademoiselle de Blois, the wife of the regent who she wanted to overthrow.
Could you make a video of the scandalous yet fabulous daughter of the regent, Marie Elisabeth d'Orleans, Duchess of Berry.
Yes I can. I will add her to the list.
@@TheKingsofFrance Thank you so much
Wonderful video, I didn‘t even know about her before, great that you cover some lesser known people!
It‘s crazy how frequent you put out high quality content!!
In January I’m returning to 2 videos per week though… The schedule of 3 videos is too much. I have no free time left… how many hours do you spend per video ?
@@TheKingsofFrance I can only imagine, I try to put out 4-6 videos a month, and that‘s the absolute max!
It depends on how much I know about the topic beforehand, but at least 6 hours, up to 12🙈
It's great to get to know these persons, especially women, who lived so long ago. Thank you so much for introducing them to us!
Glad you're enjoying my videos Maarit !
She was quite a character and needs a book all to herself. I wish you a happy and restful Christmas and all the best for 2022. Thank you for your excellent work.
Thank you so much Laraine ! Merry Christmas to you too !
I'm always amazed by your depth of details!
Thank you, glad you liked this video !
If I may suggest some interesting things to cover on this channel.
1. King Philip IV, or known by his other titles (if you wish to use them) Philip the Fair (Philippe le Bel), Philip I of Navarre, Count of Champagne, and his infamous nickname "The Iron King" (le Roi de fer).
2. The Frankish Emperor Charlemagne
3. The Man in the Iron Mask
4. Sir Roland of Roncevaux (whose song about his last stand against the moors at Roncevaux Pass was the earliest piece of French literature.)
thank you for your suggestions. noted and I will see what I can do ! Charlemagne is a given, the man in the iron mask is done and will air in the beginning of 2022 (i work a few weeks ahead to assure content at all times).
Another excellent production! You are my favorite TH-camr
Wow, that's a huge compliment, I am humbled. Thank you so much !
Very fascinating! Always a joy to watch your videos! Merci 🌸
Thank you so much as always 😊
Thank you so much for this fascinating video. The abused often become abusers this may explain her cruelty. Xxx
You are so right. Thank you Laura !
Another great video! Thank you very much!
Thank YOU for your continuous support, I'd not be here without you !
I am constantly amazed at how unproductive the lives of these royals was.
There were meant to be unproductive and bored. It was the way Louis XIV controlled them at court by performing meaningless tasks.
The nobility were, in fact, forbidden by the social order to have jobs, in the modern sense. Their role was to uphold standards of class and society, e.g., how to dress, walk, talk, dance, etc., as well as looking after their subjects. It’s too bad the well-to-do today aren’t expected to uphold the same obligations. It’s jeans and T-shirts for everyone, it seems.
No,not as unproductive as you think,I suggest you look further into their accomplishments and things they achieved and legacy's they left behind as well as the great people,their descendants were and became.
@@jacquesrenou2850 I hold a Master's Degree in French History. I am also descended from this Royal line. There are many families in France which have done amazing things.... I dont think these people co tributes much of anything g positive to France
@@kellybrown685 First of all I remember reading in this short,that they didn't produce children and many from this line didn't, wouldn't marry.Second,I'm also decended from all three lines, Bourbons,Orleans,Conde',I'm a direct decendant of Louis 14 and 15th.Im also french as both my parents were and are.Alsi King Francis and Henry are on my other line,again direct decendant of them as well.King Louis was one of the greatest,longest reigning monarchs of Europe and France and Henry as well as Francis were great kings Louis 14 build Versailles and France today is what it became because of a thousand years of mostly great kings.I could go on and on but wount.Your last name is not french and your spelling In your text say otherwise to me.
My favorite of Monseiur Le Prince's daughters when her second surviving son died unmaried his fortune was inherited by Louis Jean Marie de Bourbon Le Duc de Penthievre when her daughter died her own fortune was inherited by Elisabeth Alexandrine de Bourbon granddaughter of Monseiur Le Prince (daughter of Louise Françoise and Louis III de Conde) Louis III himself went crazy before he died just like his father Hanry Jules
Hi, awesome live history video I enjoyed it have a great day 😊
Glad you liked it Michelle !
Louise Benedicte was known as Mademoiselle de Charolais before her marriage her sister Anne Marie Victoire was known as Mademoiselle de Conde and her other sister Marie Anne was known as Mademoiselle de Montmorancy before she became La Douchess de Vandome after she married Louis Josef de Vandome a grandson of Gabrielle d'Estres (son of Louis Le Duc de Mercoeur) her eldest sister Marie Therese was the wife of Le Grand Conti
I wish us Westerners wrote history like the Chinese with a focus on "exemplary lives" like these and not just on the monarchs and significant events (e.g. battles)
Good point. Thank you for watching.
All french royals had beautiful features and cute cheeks. No wonder french are good looking people. Thanks for your video, really nice to hear your voice.
Thank YOU for your continuous support ! I really appreciate it !
A woman supporting her interests and her husband's!
Thank you for watching as always, Marina !
Broke to the tune of $3 million? Sounds like me....
I certainly don't hope so !! Thank you for watching !!
Totally dominated her husband, oh my. 😱😅
Thank you so much for watching !
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Thanks for watching Michael !
@@TheKingsofFrance love ur videos as a French I always learn something new from ur videos
Great, she dominated her husband which is usually the other way around 😮
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