Louise-Françoise de Bourbon

French royal daughter of King Louis XIV

Louise-Françoise de Bourbon - Leaders & Politicians born 1673
Born

1673
352 years ago

Died
Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

France

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Eldest daughter of King Louis XIV of France, engaged in the affairs of the royal court. Served as a significant figure in the aristocracy and was often involved in the politics of the time. Established strong connections with other noble families through marriage and alliances. Passed away in 1743.

Born as the eldest daughter of King Louis XIV

Married to the Duke of Bourbon

Involved in court politics and society

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