Louise Élisabeth of France
French princess · France · Lived 1727 to 1759 · aged 32
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Something wrong?The only daughter of Louis XV who actually married - and then ruled a duchy her husband merely inherited. She founded the House of Bourbon-Parma and ran its territories for over a decade while her consort held the title.
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Drawing of the marriage of Don Felipe, Infante of Spain with Louise Élisabeth of France at Versailles on 26 August 1739 in the presence of the King, Queen, Dauphin and Princes of the Blood and the court
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Born 14 August 1727 as the eldest daughter of France's Louis XV and Maria Leszczyńska - and twin to Henriette - Louise Élisabeth grew up in a court where royal daughters rarely left. She broke the pattern in marrying Infante Philip of Spain, her father's first cousin and fellow grandson of the Grand Dauphin. When Philip inherited the Duchy of Parma and Piacenza through his mother in 1748, the couple didn't just take possession - they launched a cadet branch, the House of Bourbon-Parma. For the next eleven years, until her death on 6 December 1759, Élisabeth held the real power, governing the duchy while her husband wore the crown.
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