Maria Anna of Neuburg

Queen consort of Spain (1667-1740)

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Lived 1667–1740, aged 73Germany
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  • Era
    1667–1740
    Aged 73
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Updated 2026-06-09

Queen of Spain through one of Europe's most turbulent successions, she watched the Habsburg line die with her childless husband and spent the next four decades in exile for backing the losing side.

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Maria Anna of Neuburg, a German princess from the Wittelsbach family, married Charles II of Spain in 1689 and became queen of an empire already shadowed by the question of its inheritance. With no children forthcoming, her years at court dissolved into factional warfare between French and Austrian claimants to the throne. When Charles died in 1700, his will named Philip of Anjou — Louis XIV's grandson — as successor, igniting the War of the Spanish Succession that would convulse Europe for thirteen years. Maria Anna had thrown her weight behind the Austrian candidate. That loyalty cost her eve…

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