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Surintendante de la
Maison de la
Reine (French pronunciation: [syʁɛ̃tɑ̃dɑ̃t də la mɛzɔ̃ də la ʁɛn], lit. 'Superintendent of the Queen's Household'), or...
- In 1619, the
office of the
Surintendante de la
Maison de la Reine, or
simply surintendante, was created. The
surintendante had
roughly the same tasks...
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French royal court was the
Surintendante de la
Maison de la
Reine (Mistress of the Robes) to the queen. The
Surintendante and the
Governess of the Children...
- pronunciation: [maʁi an də buʁbɔ̃]; 16
October 1697 – 11
August 1741) was
Surintendante de la
Maison de la
Reine (Superintendent of the Household) to the French...
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Court offices Preceded by
Marie Anne de
Bourbon (1697–1741)
Surintendante de la
Maison de la
Reine to the
Queen of
France 1775–1792 Succeeded by None;...
- In
December 1618,
Louis XIII
named her to the
newly created post of
surintendante of the queen's household,
prompting the première dame du palais, the...
-
Mistress of the Robes, in the
United Kingdom Première dame d'honneur and
Surintendante de la
Maison de la Reine, in
France First Woman's Bank of Tennessee...
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Court offices Preceded by
Olympia Mancini,
Countess of
Soissons Surintendante de la
Maison de la
Reine to the
Queen of
France 1679–1683 Succeeded by Marie...
- to the
Prince of
Conti made her a
princesse du Sang. She
served as
Surintendante de la
Maison de la
Reine for the
queen dowager, Anne of Austria, between...
- of
Louis XV in 1774. When the
queen reintroduced the old
office of
Surintendante de la
Maison de la
Reine and her favorite, the
Princesse de Lamballe...
