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Anna Maria "Marie" Mancini, Princess of Paliano (28 August 1639 – 8 May 1715) was the third of the five Mancini sisters, nieces to Cardinal Mazarin who were brought to France to marry advantageously.
Marie Mancini (Rome, 28 août 1639 - Pise, 8 mai 1715), épouse du connétable Lorenzo Colonna, est une nièce du cardinal Mazarin, fille de Geronima Mazzarini et du baron Michele Mancini, et sœur de Laure-Victoire, Paul Jules, Olympe, Philippe, Alphonse, Marie-Anne et Hortense Mancini.
Mar 30, 2021 · Marie Mancini was a reader, writer, and précieuse, but her surviving writings were produced in service of her real-life circumstances. This article explores Marie's tactics in pursuit of autonomy.
Nov 30, 2020 · Learn about the life and adventures of Marie Mancini, a Roman noble who moved to France with her uncle Cardinal Mazarin and became a prominent figure at the court of Louis XIV. Read about her journey, her family, her marriages and her memoirs in this two-part series.
His first love, Marie Mancini, was Mazarin’s niece but both the cardinal and Anne of Austria were vehemently opposed to this union, and the brief encounter between the King and the princess on 22 June 1659 was their last before she was banished from the court into exile.
Marie Mancini (1639-1715) was famous as the first love of Louis XIV of France, and later she and her sister Hortense became scandalous celebrities by running away from their husbands and traveling unaccompanied through much of Western Europe.
In the spring of 1672, Italian noblewoman Marie Mancini discovered that her husband, the preeminant Lorenzo Onofrio Colonna, intended to poison her. To escape, she fled Rome with her sister, Hortense, to France where the two hoped to win the protection of King Louis XIV (Marie's former lover), which would allow them to live independently from ...
