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Something wrong?A Polish king's daughter who became France's longest-reigning queen - 42 years married to Louis XV - and grandmother to three kings who would lose, then briefly reclaim, the throne her charity once made beloved.
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Maria Charlotta Leszczynska, 1703-1768, prinsessa av Polen, drottning av Frankrike - Nationalmuseum - 15860FXD (1)
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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 courtFamily
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Marie Leszczyńska was born 23 June 1703, daughter of Stanislaus I Leszczyński, a deposed King of Poland, and Catherine Opalińska. On 4 September 1725 she married Louis XV and became Queen of France, a position she held until her death 24 June 1768 - 42 years and 9 months, the longest tenure of any French queen. A devout Catholic, she won the affection of the French people through extensive charitable works and brought Polish customs into the rituals of Versailles. Her legacy extended through blood: she was grandmother to Louis XVI, Louis XVIII, and Charles X, three kings who would inherit a France far different from the one she had quietly steadied.
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