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Walewska was born as first child into a wealthy noble family in Kiernozia, to Mathieu (Mateusz) Łączyński, a landowner and starosta of Gostyń; and Eva Zaborowska, whose family was wealthy as well. Walewska had six siblings: Benedykt Jozef, Hieronim, Teodor, Honorata, Katarzyna and Urszula-Teresa.
- 7 December 1786, Kiernozia, Poland
- Napoleon I Bonaparte (1806–1810) 1 child
- 11 December 1817 (aged 31), Paris, France
- Père Lachaise Cemetery
Marie Walewska, née Łączyńska le 7 décembre 1786 à Kiernozia et morte le 11 décembre 1817 à Paris, est une noble polonaise connue pour avoir été « la femme polonaise » de Napoléon Ier 1 avec laquelle il a eu un fils, Alexandre Colonna Walewski .
- Maria Walewska
Her descendants from this marriage went from being the aristocracy of the sword to becoming financiers and industrialists, owning, among other things, the famous cosmetics factory Sisley. The son of Marie and Napoleon, Aleksander (Alexandre) Walewski, also had a distinguished career.
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The Walewskis were one of the greatest houses in Poland and of ancient nobility. Marie bore her aged husband a son, Antoni Rudolf Bazyli Colonna-Walewski, born on 14 June, 1805, but he was immediately seized by Marie’s sister-in-law and nieces (by marriage), who were a lot older than the young countess. Haunted by an obsession for the freedom ...
Walewska, Marie (1786–1817) Polish noblewoman who became the mistress of Napoleon Bonaparte in order to promote the restoration of independence to her country . Name variations: Maria Walenska; Maria Walevska; Countess Valeska.
19. Apr. 2024 · Maria Walewska (born Dec. 7, 1786, Brodno, Pol.—died Dec. 15, 1817, Paris, France) was a Polish countess and mistress of Napoleon Bonaparte, whom she met in Poland (1806) and followed to Paris and finally Elba.
