Maria Anna Of Neuburg - Charles II Of Spain 's SECOND wife
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- Maria Anna of the Palatinate-Neuburg was born on October 28 1667 in Benrath Palace near Düsseldorf and died on July 16 1740 in Guadalajara. She was Princess and Countess Palatine of Neuburg and, by marriage, Queen of Spain, Naples, Sicily and Sardinia and Duchess of Milan.
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I feel bad for Maria Anna as she had to be married to Charles II. She was pressured to have a baby but it was not possible with Charles. She sounded like such a strong and intelligent woman.
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Another excellent production! Beautiful visuals and your beautiful voice and perfect pronunciation make it a real pleasure.
Thank you so much for that lovely compliment Eric !
Poor Maria! All the stress to conceive even though it was not her fault! More and more I realise that Louie was a bit harsh! Great video! I LOVE these. Will keep watching! Thank you so much.
Thank you Lilly ! I hope you are will !!
@@TheKingsofFrance I am. I was just very busy with spring cleaning. 😁 I hope you and yours are well.
@@lilyofthevalley5586 ahhh I still have to start doing my spring cleaning. So not looking forward to that !
@@TheKingsofFrance Have fun! Put music on and do it. It works for me! 😁
Some lovely cleaning Baroque music haha
She had such an expressive face. Nice work!
Thank you so much !
It’s so strange to hear my name in historical contexts! Usually always Williams and Louis and Philippe and even Marie! Thanks for the amazing video!
Thank you for being here Manuel !
Thank you so much for making this video. I always found Maria Anna of Neuburg to be a very interesting figure. Thank you so much for teaching me about her political career. I'm glad that she was able to continue leading a royal lifestyle under the new dynasty.
Thanks Vishnu ! I hope you are well !
@@TheKingsofFrance Praise be to God, I am well. Thanks for asking. I hope you are well too.
Some historians believe Queen Maria Anna to be the mother of a famous adventurer, the so-called Comte de Saint Germain (* about 1710, + 1784). If so, the child was born when she was already Queen Dowager. There are two possible fathers: José Nunez de Prado y de la Esquina, Conde de Adanero (a statesman and banker of Jewish origin), and Juan Tomas Enriquez de Cabrera, Duque de Rioseco. You haven't mentioned this in the video, what do you think about it?
I haven’t mentioned it in my video because as far as I know, it isn’t historically proven. But you are right though. Those rumours did exist.
Another absolutely wonderful video, an amazing production, and on a person I didn't even know existed. Thank you.
Thank YOU for watching ! 😄
She was the aunt of the next queen consort, Phillip V's second wife, Elisabetta Farnese, thus great-aunt of future Spanish king Charles III.
I would like a biography about Elisabetta in the future
It is scheduled for april !
If Archduke Charles (later Charles VI, HRE) became the King of Spain, Maria Anna of Neuberg would be related to him as his maternal aunt.
@@RVChua-js2dw Exactly. They were three sisters. (Among many many siblings they had)
Maria Anna (Queen consort of Spain) Dorothea Sophia and Eleonore Magdalene.
Dorothea Sophia married Duke of Parma, Odoardo Farnese and together they had Elisabetta, who would later marry Spanish king Phillp V.
Eleonore Magdalene married Leopold I of HRE and together they had Charles VI.
So, they were all related to the Neuburg family. Thus, Elisabetta Farnese and Charles VI of HRE are cousins and nephew and niece of Maria Anna . And Charles III is a distant nephew of Charles VI
@@Kingpowch King Charles III of Spain and Holy Roman Emperor Charles VI were actually first cousins, once-removed. 😇
HRE Charles VI’s mother, Eleonore Magdalene von Pfalz-Neuburg (Wittelsbach), and Charles III of Spain’s maternal grandmother, Dorothea Sophie von der Pfalz, were sisters. You can thank German princesses for being known for their fertility. 😁
@@BatkhuuChuluun Maria Anna's parents had 24 children
The war of the succession or the war for nothing as, in the end, the outcome was what Charles wanted...
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Fascinating video! I always learn something new ♥️! Merci 🌸
Thank you Christine !! Glad you liked it !
Thank you very much for this interesting video!!! I didn’t know about the Queen’s life previously, but it was very vivid. It was not good to be in contradiction to Louis XIV, though she acted according to her heart and her origin.
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Another wonderful video, I so enjoy your presentations and gentle voice.
Thank you so much for your wonderful compliment
Another great video! Thank you.
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Wow, fashion and politics are both in upheaval with her....!
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I just love this and you did such a very good job 👸👸
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I do wonder what leverage the cardinal used over Charles to get him to take his side over Maria Anna's concerning the succession? I mean, maybe Charles was highly suggestible at that point?
Maybe he just dangled his rosary as a toy for the king and that wowed Carlos enough to do what the cardinal suggested.
Lol Alus ! Thank you both for watching !
@@TheKingsofFrance excellent video, as always.
Maria Anna’s Hapsburg jaw…I am shocked the painter was allowed to reveal their facial features!
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Except she was not a habsburg. Even Charle's first wife- French born Bourbon princess- was painted with Protruding jaw, while she wasnt related to habsurgs at all
@@davidskalnins8553 If I've read the family tree correctly, Maria Anna of Neuburg's great-great grandmother was the extremely well-chinned Archduchess Maria of Austria (Jülich-Cleves-Berg), who was the daughter of Habsburg ruler, Holy Roman Emperor Ferdinand I and his wife, Anna (Jagellonica) of Bohemia and Hungary. Maria Anna of Neuburg was related to the Habsburgs, albeit distantly.
@@davidskalnins8553 Marie Louise d'orleans was the granddaughter of Anna of Austria, Louis XIII's wife + elder sister of Phillip III of Spain. She was thus descended from a Habsburg. Marie Louise d'Orléans -> Philippe I, Duke of Orleans -> Anna of Austria
God bless france
Palatinate did she had connections to La Palatine
Oh god, the chin man
Lol ! You could call him that I suppose…
A Habsburg Trait,For Sure!!!
Can you explain the pallitinate some time
Yes, I’ll be doing videos on them !
@@TheKingsofFrance Sophia,Princess Of The Palatinate Became Electress Of Hanover Through Her Marriage To Ernest Augustus,Duke Of Brunswick Luneburg(Later Elector Of Hanover). Their Son,Georg Ludwig Became The First Hanoverian King Of Great Britain As George I,Because Sophia's Mother Was The Daughter Of King James VI&I Of Scotland And England!!!
very good amazing!
Thank you so much for watching and commenting again, I really appreciate it !
@@TheKingsofFrance my pleasure!
Now why would her father sabotage that poor girl like that?! Like marriage to him? Yikes!
Back then, he was considered the best match a girl could make, as he was a king. In the mindset of that time, I would think she was very pleased. Although now we obviously think differently about the matter...
what`s next
not sure yet… am working on it…
@@TheKingsofFrance her sister Dorothea Sofia is the mother of Isabella Farnese so she is grandmother to infanta Marie Anne Victoire (the child queen)
Rather unfortunate 🙄
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