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Maria Carolina, Queen consort of Ferdinand I (Neapolitan queen consort, 1752-1814)
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Note: Daughter of the empress Maria Theresa of Austria and and Emperor Francis I; married Ferdinand as part of Austrian alliance with Spain. Given her influence over her husband, she was known as the source of power in Naples, under the influence of her favorite, Sir John Acton. Typically known as Queen of Naples, never as Queen of the Two Sicilies, as she died before her husband assumed that title. Comment on works: Miniatures |
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Maria Carolina, Queen consort of Ferdinand I (preferred,V,display,English,NA,U) |
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she was actually the consort when he held title Ferdinand IV, King of Naples |
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Maria Carolina, Queen, consort of Ferdinand I, King
of the Two Sicilies (V,LC) |
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she died before her husband assumed this title |
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Maria Carolina, Queen of Naples (U) |
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Marie-Caroline, reine de Naples (V,French-P,NA,U) |
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Maria Carolina Neapel, Königin (V,German,NA,U) |
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Maria Carolina, koningin van Napels (V,Dutch,NA,U) |
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Maria Karolina von Österreich (V,German,NA,U) |
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Maria Carolina d'Austria (V,Italian,NA,U) |
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Maria Karolina Luise Josepha Johanna Antonia, Archduchess (VBN) |
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Queen Of Naples Maria Carolina (U) |
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Maria Carolina, Queen Of Naples (U,index) |
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S.M. la Reine de Naples (LU,U) |
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(Neapolitan queen consort, 1752-1814) ..... [VP Preferred]
(Austrian / Italian, 1752-1814) ..... [PROV]
(Austrian artist, 1752-1814) ..... [PROV]
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| Maria Carolina, Queen, consort of Ferdinand I, King |
| Maria Karolina Luise Josepha Johanna Antonia, Archduchess ........ | [VP] |
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