Bavarian duchess (1847-1897); victim of the Bazar de la Charité fire
The youngest sister of Empress Elisabeth of Austria, she was once engaged to Ludwig II — Bavaria's Swan King — before he broke it off. That near-marriage, and her position between two of Europe's most mythologized figures, secured her place in royal lore.
Sophie Charlotte Auguste was born into Bavaria's ducal house on 22 February 1847, the youngest sister in a family that would place one daughter on Austria's throne. She became engaged to her cousin, King Ludwig II of Bavaria, but he called it off — a rupture that left her on the edge of a story everyone remembers but she never lived. She later married into French royalty as a granddaughter-in-law of King Louis Philippe. She died on 4 May 1897, forty-nine years old, a figure defined by proximity: to an empress sister, to a king who wouldn't marry her, to the high theatrics of 19th-century Europ…
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