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13. März 2023 · Maria Letizia Bonaparte wurde am 20. November 1866 in Paris als Tochter von Prinz Jérôme Napoléon und Maria Klothilde von Savoyen geboren. Ihr Vater war der Sohn von Jérôme Bonaparte, dem Bruder Kaiser Napoleon I. Kaiser Napoleon III. war ihr Onkel 2. Grades. Ihre Mutter war die Tochter des italienischen Königs Viktor Emanuel II.
- Childhood
- Marriage
- on The Front Line
- Household
- Affair with Comte de Marbeuf
- Fluctuating Wealth / Flight to France
- Rise of Napoleon
- Mother of The Emperor of France
- Snubbing Napoleon
- Madame Mère
Born in the middle of the eighteenth century, August 1750, Marie-Letizia was a member of the Ramolinos, a low ranking noble family of Italian descent whose elders had lived around Corsica - and in Letizia's case, Ajaccio - for several centuries. Letizia's father died when she was five and her mother Angela remarried a few years later to François Fe...
The next phase of Letizia's life began on June 2nd 1764 when she married Carlo Buonaparte, the son of a local family with similar social rank and Italian descent; Carlo was eighteen, Letizia fourteen. Although some myths claim otherwise, the couple certainly didn't elope on a lovesick whim and, although some of the Ramolinos objected, neither famil...
One source of family income was Carlo's work for Pasquale Paoli, a Corsican patriot and revolutionary leader. When French armies landed in Corsica during 1768 Paoli's forces fought an, initially successful, war against them and, in early 1769, Letizia accompanied Carlo to the front line - at her own behest - despite her fourth pregnancy. However, t...
Letizia remained in Ajaccio for the next decade, bearing six more children who survived into adulthood - Lucien in 1775, Elisa in 1777, Louis in 1778, Pauline in 1780, Caroline in 1782 and finally Jerome in 1784. Much of Letizia's time was spent caring for those children who remained at home - Joseph and Napoleon departed for schooling in France du...
During the late 1770's Letizia began an affair with the Comte de Marbeuf, Corsica's French military governor and a friend of Carlos. Although there is no direct evidence, and despite the attempts of some historians to argue otherwise, the circumstances make it quite clear that Letizia and Marbeuf were lovers at some point during the period 1776 to ...
Carlo died on February 24th 1785. For the next few years Letizia managed to keep her family together, despite numerous sons and daughters scattered across France in education and training, by running a thrifty household and persuading notoriously ungenerous relatives to part with money. This was the start of a series of financial troughs and peaks ...
Having plunged his family into poverty, Napoleon soon saved them from it: heroic success in Paris brought him promotion to the Army of the Interior and considerable wealth, 60,000 francs of which went to Letizia, enabling her to move into one of Marseilles' best homes. From then until 1814 Letizia received ever greater riches from her son, especial...
Now a woman of great wealth and considerable esteem, Letizia still attempted to control her children, remaining able to praise and chastise them even as they became kings, princes and emperors. Indeed, Letizia was keen that each should benefit equally from the Bonaparte's success, and each time he bestowed an award on one sibling Letizia urged him ...
However, Napoleon's fame and wealth was no guarantee of his mother's favour. Immediately after his imperial accession Napoleon granted titles to his family, including that of 'Prince of the Empire' for Joseph and Louis. However, Letizia was so chagrined at hers - 'Madame Mère de Sa Majesté l'Empereur' (or 'Madame Mère', 'Madam Mother') - that she b...
This episode reveals another side of Letizia: she was certainly careful with her own money, but willing to spend that of her children and patrons. Unimpressed with the first property - a wing of the Grand Trianon - she had Napoleon move her into a large seventeenth century chateau, despite complaining at the opulence of it all. Letizia was exhibiti...
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4. Feb. 2023 · Bonaparte, Letizia (1750–1836) Corsican mother of Napoleon I. Name variations: Marie-Letizia Bonaparte or Buonaparte; Letitia or Lætitia; Letizia Ramolino; known as Madame Mère. Born Maria Lætitia or Letizia Ramolino at Ajaccio, Corsica, on August 24, 1750; died in Rome on February 2, 1836; daughter of Jean-Jérôme (a town official) and ...
20. Jan. 2023 · Toutes les informations de la Bibliothèque Nationale de France sur : Maria Letizia Bonaparte (1750-1836)
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Vor 5 Tagen · Prințesa Maria Letizia Bonaparte (n. 20 noiembrie 1866 , Paris , Franța – d. 25 octombrie 1926 , Moncalieri , Italia ) a fost unul din cei trei copii ai lui Napoléon Joseph Charles Paul Bonaparte și ai Prințesei Maria Clotilde de Savoia . În 1888 s-a căsătorit cu Amadeo , fost rege al Spaniei. [1]
- Marie Laetitia Eugénie Catherine Adélaïde
- 25 octombrie 1926 (59 de ani), Moncalieri, Italia
23. März 2023 · Il Palazzo, in cui visse Maria Letizia Ramolino, madre di Napoleone, è sede delle mostre temporanee firmate Arthemisia e, fino al 7 maggio, ospita l'esposizione dedicataa Van Gogh. La proposta di ...
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