The Daughters of Louis XV Part 2 - Marie Louise, Adélaïde and Victoire De France
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- The Mesdames de France was the name given to the eight daughters of King Louis XV. Most of the Mesdames lived their entire lives at court, without getting married.
The Eight Mesdames de France were :
• Louise-Élisabeth de France (1727 - 1759)
• Anne Henriette de France (1727 - 1752)
• Marie-Louise de France (1728 - 1733)
• Marie-Adélaïde de France (1732 - 1800)
• Victoire de France (1733 - 1799)
• Sophie de France (1734 - 1782)
• Thérèse-Félicité de France (1736 - 1744)
• Louise de France (1737 - 1787)
Marie-Louise de France known as Madame Troisième was the third daughter of King Louis XV and Marie Leszczyńska. She was born on July 28, 1728 in Versailles and died at the age of 4 on February 19, 1733.
Marie Adélaïde of France, was the fourth daughter and sixth child of Louis XV and Marie Leszczynska. She was born on March 23, 1732 in Versailles, baptized in Versailles on April 27, 1737 and she died on February 27, 1800 in Trieste. Together with her sister, Victoire, she survived the French Revolution.
Victoire Marie Louise Thérèse of France, known as Madame Cinquième then Madame Victoire (1745), born in Versailles on May 11, 1733 and died in Trieste on June 7, 1799, is one of the two daughers of Louis XV and Marie Leszczynska to survive the french revolution.
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How horrible hearing of children being subjected to bloodletting. This is a fascinating series and I'm looking forward to more.
It was assumed to be good medical practice at the time. Unfortunately doctors killed more patients than they cured at the time !
@@TheKingsofFrance My husband is a retired thoracic surgeon and we both aren thankful medicine has evolved. Not perfect surely much better. I truly am enjoying programs.
Adélaïde and Victoire begged their niece Elisabeth to come with them but the princess refused, saying she had to stay by her brother's side in this turmoil. If only she had agreed!
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Love this series! I’m so fascinated by royal history.
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Its lovely to see that the number of your subscribers is growing, i can honestly say that this channel will end up getting more and more recognition because of the beautiful presented and accurate history featured in your videos, you’ve made my night with this new upload. French history is so interesting and I just love the history on the french monarchy, so this channel is perfect for me! Thanks again! 😀
What a lovely compliment Jess, I am really happy to see you're enjoying my content so much. I'm considering on making 'Wednesday Super Shorts' in the future, which will be super short videos about lesser known historical figures. It'll make the wait between videos less long !
I love the pictures.
It's unfortunate that the birth of a girl child was less appreciated than a boy. And it's extremely sad that a sweet little girl passed away from Gout due to malicious medical practice of drawing out blood. Nobody can tolerate their father's lovers. Must have been terrible for the daughters to stand the numerous mistresses and illegitimate children of Louis XV.
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Your wonderfully narrated and historically detailed scripts are fascinating.
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Thank you so much for your kind words Ann, I really appreciate them !
YIPPEEEEEEEEE. NEW VIDEO!!! Thank you!! Loved it!
Thank you so much for watching ! I'm considering to adding a super short video every wednesday from now on to make the wait a little less long. I can't make two videos so it'll be a 1 to 2 minute video about a lesser known french historical figure, I hope that'll interest you too !
Polish Queen Marie got pregnant so much that she asked her husband to stop sleeping with her. So Louis turned to his mistresses. It's interesting that queen got along with her husband's mistress but his daughters hated her.
I don’t think they got along per say, I think they tolerated each other. Ty for watching !
@@TheKingsofFrance I read the memoirs of Madame Du Hausset, who was Madame De Pompadour had a great relationship with the Queen. She mentioned how the Queen wanted to make Pompadour her lady in waiting, but the king was reluctant to agree because he felt there would be a scandal as the courtiers would say that he had forced the queen to make her a lady in waiting like the previous kings did. But the queen insisted and she got her way.
Remember that unlike her predecessors, Queens Marie Therese, Marie De Medici, and Catherine De Medici, Queen Marie Leszczyńska have little interest in her husband. She banished him from her bedroom because she complained about her constant pregnancies. It was then that King Louis started taking mistresses. So unlike the previous queens, Marie Leszczyńska had no reason to be sexually jealous of the mistresses.
I am enjoying seeing all the beautiful portraits. Thank you!
Thank you for watching and commenting again Laraine, I'm glad you enjoyed this video ! Makes me happy !
Based on your videos, may I ask where you're from? I'm a historian from France and Bavaria.
I like your videos! They're perfect shortcuts of what happened.
I'm from Flanders, Belgium ! Really lovely to receive such a compliment from a historian, I really appreciate it !
Another great video. Thank you!
Thank YOU for being here Wilford !
Finally! Merci!
Thank you so much for watching and being here !
Thank you this was very interesting indeed..
Thank you Coral, I'm glad you enjoyed it !
Hi, Awesome live history video I enjoyed it. Have a great day greetings from Canada 😀
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Very good video goed gedaan 😄👍🏼
Heel erg bedankt om weer te kijken ! Super fijn !!!
Your videos are excellent.
Thank you, that is such a kind compliment, I am glad you are enjoying them !
I loved this series! Do you happen to know what Adélaïde's cause of death was?
Very interesting each video gets better! ⚜️⚜️⚜️
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Thank you so much for watching Christine ! I really appreciate it !
Excellent series....Will you ever do an episode on the Man in the Iron Mask?
Yes, I will ! It's probably going to be early 2022 (I have SO much content planned, I wish I had the time to make videos every day, but my boss won't like that haha).
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And my favorite princesses of all are 1 Mihrimah Sultan 2 Maria Anna (Marianna) 3 Maria Carolina 4 Isabella of Parma 5 Madame Premiere 6 Victoria Eugene (Queen Victoria Eujenia of Spain) 7 Xenia Godunova 8 Milica of Serbia 9 Henriette Anne Stewart 10 Henrietta Maria 11 Maria Feodorovna (second wife of Paul I of Russia)
Very cool ! Thank you so much !
I wonder if Louisiana (New France) is a topic that would come up. I’d love to see a video on it.
Perhaps in time I will ! Great idea Megan ! Thank you for watching !
I feel horrible for Adelaide, she's such a complex and interesting person who've I've sunk many hours of research into.
All of the Mesdames deserve a moment in the spotlight, although they often get overlooked. Thank you very much for your comment Anna, I really appreciate it !
@@TheKingsofFrance Yeah!!! Honestly I'm surprised they aren't more well known, since their so interesting (and pretty). Must be some other princesses took the cake!
Adelaide was actually accused of incest with her father however it was most likely a rumour to hurt her
I love it so much
Thank you so much Latifa, glad you are here !
@@TheKingsofFrance I'm glad that your here too
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Just how many love child did king lois 15 sire?
Hi Richard, it is not exactly known as he never legitimized any of his children out of wedlock, but history assumes about 15 illegitimate children.
I apologise for commenting on every video as well lol xx
I am honoured Jess ! Thank you SO much xx !
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Have you considered the current "pretender" to the French Throne, Jean Carl Pierre Marie d'Orléans, Comte de Paris?
Not yet. I do have a video in the making about Karl Wilhelm Naundorff, whose descendants also still claim their right to the French throne. Obviously by now Naundorff has been shown to be an impostor. However, D'Orléans would make a good subject, I'll add it to the list. Thank you for the suggestion Ludovic !