Maria Amalia of Saxony
Queen consort of Spain (1724-1760) · Spain · Died at 35
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Something wrong?Queen of Naples for two decades, then Queen of Spain for barely a year - Maria Amalia of Saxony built palaces, bore thirteen children, and shaped policy from beside the throne before dying at thirty-five.
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Antonio Joli - Museo del Prado P008066. Visit of Queen Maria Amalia of Saxony to the Arch of Trajan in Benevento (c. 1759)
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Bernigeroth - Maria Amalia, Queen of Naples and Sicily
Cerimonia della posa della prima pietra del Palazzo Reale di Caserta
Gioacchino Cocchi - Merope - title page of the libretto, Naples 1748Awards
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Infanta Maria Josefa of Spain
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Infante Antonio Pascual of Spain
Infante Francisco Javier of Spain- Maria Josefa Antoinetta de Borbón
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- Maria Teresa de Borbón
- Maria Anna de Borbón
Infante Philip, Duke of Calabria
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Born in 1724 as a princess of Poland and Saxony, daughter of Augustus III and an Austrian archduchess, Maria Amalia married the future Charles III on 19 June 1738 and became Queen of Naples and Sicily. Over the next twenty-one years she commissioned the Caserta Palace and other ambitious projects while raising seven children who survived to adulthood out of thirteen born. Her influence on state affairs was widely recognized. When Charles ascended the Spanish throne on 10 August 1759, she became Queen of Spain - a title she held for just over a year before her death on 27 September 1760.
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