Maria Louisa Gabriela Of Savoy - A COURAGEOUS queen - Wife of Philip V Of Spain
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- Maria Louisa Gabriela Of Savoy - A COURAGEOUS queen - Wife of Philip V Of Spain: Maria Louisa Gabriela Of Savoy - A COURAGEOUS queen: Maria Louisa Gabriella of Savoy was born in Turin on 13 September 1688 and died in Madrid on 14 February 1714. She was the first wife of Philip V of Spain and thus she was Queen of Spain from 1701 to 1714. During her husband’s absence she acted as regent. Maria Louise was also heavily involved in politics surrounding the War of The Spanish Succession.
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Started out with a gray Kentucky sky and wet snow flurries this morning. Just got notice of the new upload. Now the sun is shining, sky has cleared, temperature is past 55 degrees and I can even hear a bird singing outside my window (no joke... My resident mockingbird). I'd say that's proof your posts bring a ray of sunshine to the day. Thanks!
Enjoy the sunshine today ! ☀️
The same in Cleveland - minus 20 degrees!
So I'm not the only one who feels that way.
@@williamknox9087 Can I gloat that it reached a high of 61 degrees? Still 52 at 7:30 pm. Doesn't bode well though. Forecast is for mid-60's through Friday, but a high of 25(!) degrees Saturday. Too unusual for March. Extremes bring on tornadoes. Already been thru that in '97. Wasn't fun. Keep warm my Buckeye neighbor.
Gloat you may. Rest assured I would if I could.
May the breeze blow gentle through the bluegrass.
Another amazing video. Learning about such an inspirational figure is so exciting. Thank you so much for making this video.
Thank you so much for your continuing support Vishnu, it means a lot to me !
@@TheKingsofFrance I love being a part of this community.
Great choice for the international women's day. Your narration sounds particularly happy in this one. And again it's pleasing the historian. Well done!
I guess the sunny summer weather's making me happier than usual haha ! Thank you so much Renias, glad you liked it !
Great work. I love your narration. Maria Louisa Gabriella was a strong queen of Spain despite being of French origin. She had great influence as a political adviser during the War of the Spanish Succession.
Thanks for being here again Ambreen, I really appreciate it !
Hello, Thank you for this fabulous video with so many portrait paintings. Her father didn't win the Jackpot in looks but Maria and her sister look pretty. Philip V was handsome too in his portrait. Naughty of me to bring in pysical appearance in our woke culture but I am fascinated by people and thier faces. I feel rather ashamed I didn't know of Maria's history so it was particularly fascinating to learn of her intelligence, loyalty and being an admired Regent and Queen of Spain. 😘💖xxx
Glad you liked it !
Ive always loved history!! Peoples lives especially fascinate me!! You are so easy to listen to!! You make me feel like I'm right there experiencing it firsthand :) Thanks much!! 🤩
What a lovely compliment Callie, thank you so much !!
Very interesting! If I am not wrong, as Queen, Maria Gabriella Louisa was also under the influence of Marie-Anne de La Trémoille, la princesse des Ursins, a french noblewoman. La princesse des Ursins has been made camerera mayor of the Queen by Louis XIV and Madame de Maintenon, who wanted to exerce control on the young spanish royal couple. A video about la princesse des Ursins would be very nice to watch!
That is correct. Madame Des Ursines was her first lady in waiting if I'm not mistaken.
Very courageous lady! Physically as well as mentally with all of those pregnancies, but sadly even the strongest person's health can buckle under prolonged adversity, but I am amazed at the fortitude these people had at such young ages.
I agree, but then again, the times forced them to grew up much faster !
I never miss a video of yours. As soon as I see them they come up I put the, straight into my watch later so I can binge them when a few have built up
Thank you Sophie ! So glad you like them !
Another wonderful video! So informative but I have to wonder about the abilities of those who painted her. Such drastic differences in how she looked and for one so young!
Thanks so much for watching, as always !
Wow! What a legend! HOW did she do such an amazing job as Regent at such a young age?!? I know she would've had help, but still! And yet another example of a marriage alliance meaning nothing, cos many rulers were quite happy to wage war on a country where their daughter or sister was queen if it suited their interests. It was interesting to hear a bit about the War of the Spanish Succession & the start of the Bourbon dynasty in Spain too.
Glad you enjoyed the video !
Ah, back on Terra Firma....France! No more silly English people. I so enjoy your videos and the cheerful sound of your voice. Thank you again for another wonderful presentation!
Glad you enjoyed this video ! You don't like the presentations outside of the French realm ?
More family docs! You are definitely my #1 channel! This was excellent! Thank you so much! 🤎🌞 Because of your well detailed, researched and very interesting historical videos you deserve millions of likes!
Thank you so much Lily, let's hope we'll get to a million likes then haha !
@@TheKingsofFrance You're welcome! You will surely get a million likes.
Absolutely love your videos! ❤
You're so very kind !
One of Spain's dearest queens. Sadly neither of her sons, Louis and Ferdinand had children. And they both had a terrible childhood at the hands of their stepmother Elisabetta Farnese
Thank you so much for watching !
@@TheKingsofFrance always there
Very good content as always. 👍🏾👍🏾
Thank you so much !
Another great video! Thank you! What an amazing woman.
Thank you for watching once more, glad you liked it !
Great video! Merci 🌸❤️!
Thank you so much Christine !
Great video. Another strong Queen.
Thanks for watching Jane!
Hi, great historical video I enjoyed it 😀
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Admirable woman to be sure .
I was definitely on the side of the Hapsburgs and English.
If you really want to do a story on someone from the House of Savoy , you ought to do one on the Greatest of them all , Prince Eugene .
Prince Eugene is considered one of the greatest Field Marshals in the History of Warfare. Definitely on par , with Alexander the Great , Julius Ceasar , Erich Van Manstein , and Subatai.
Prince Eugene and John Churchill, the Duke of Marlborough another giant in Military History, were such best friends , you could call it the greatest Bromance since Ceasar Augustus and Marcus Agrippa .
That’s a great suggestion ! Thank you for it, I’ll add him to my list !
@@TheKingsofFrance very cool! Prince Eugene of Savoy is a favorite general of mine.
Very interesting! Was she of Habsburgian heritage?
Poor Lady but very determined thank you
Thank you for watching Toni !
great as allways what`s next
Maria Louisa`s father`s italian birth name is Vittorio Amedeo Francesco
I think a very intetesting video would be a detail of exactly what was involved with a "proxy-wedding" during these times. The term is used a lot, and I understand it was necessary bc of distance and even the ages of the couples. But was there actually some kind of ceremony? Or was it simply an exchange of signatures on a contract? I don't know if there is enough interesting information for an entire video on the subject, but perhaps a good researcher like you can uncover a few fascinating tidbits. Salud!
Great idea, I'll add it to my list and see what I can come up with.
Odd that there's no mention of the Princess d'Ursins. One woman ruling through another woman was a rare occurrence indeed in European history.
I explain more Madame Des Ursins in my upcoming video on Elisabeth Farnese. It is scheduled for release on May 4.
Her son's had no descendants
She was a truly good wife and her husband loved her so much
She was contrasting different with the next queen consort
She was almost as Bourbon as her husband, genetically that was a chaos haha
Thank u for this bio
Thank YOU for watching Ernesto !
Maria Barbara de Bragansa wife of Fernando VI was a daughter of Joao V The Magnanimous and Maria Anna of Austria
Yayyyy Savoia!!
😄😄. Thank you for watching !
Some of those portraits are scary!!!!😬
Thank you for watching !
Can you do one on Elisabetta Farnese next please
A video for her is planned in about a month
What an interesting life she led!
Thank you for watching Eric !
Yes
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Minor slip in a very good video: Wasn't she reappointed Regent of Spain, not France, when her husband went to put down a revolt?
Yes, you're so right. A slip of the pen/tongue. I'll see if I can add a correction card this evening !
By the way, it would be nice to see what you could find out about Erzsebet Bathory! 😊
Great suggestion Maarit, she's extremely interesting ! I'll put her on my 'to do' list !
Not to be picky but at 3:25 you say she was "re-appointed as regent of France". That should be 'regent of Spain" shouldn't it? Otherwise, very interesting!
Yes, slip of the tongue.
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Thanks for being here Carolina !
Her sons didn't have children so she doesn't have direct descendants, what a pity!
Thank you so much for watching and commenting Marina !
Regent of France??
Oops. Regent of Spain of course. I’ll add a correction tomorrow.
The Queen was just a wonderful, much adored and outstanding woman! Absolutely! And a very talented ruler...It's because of the poor medicine of that time that she couldn't live longer(. Thank you very much for this video!
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