Marie-Louise of Habsburg Lorraine (1791 -1847)

Daughter of the Emperor of Austria Francis II, she married Napoleon in 1810, divorced from Josephine. She gave him a son:the King of Rome Napoleon II. Regent in 1813, she joined her father during the invasion of the allies. She would later marry the Count of Neipperg and then the Count of Bombelles.

Marie-Antoinette of Austria (1755 -1793)

Marmont Auguste de(1774 - 1852)

Bridget
Celtic mythology has the particularity of having only one divine feminine principle. Known under the names of Brigit, Brigantia, she is, schematically, at the same time the mother, the wife, the sister and the daughter of the other gods. Her name is found in different spellings, and she manifests he
Nike
Nike In Greek mythology, Niké (in ancient Greek Νίκη / Níkê) is a goddess personifying Triumph and Victory as her name suggests. Daughter of the Titan Pallas and Styx, she is the sister of Cratos (the Power), Bia (the Force) and Zelos (the Ardor), with whom she is one of the relatives of Zeus. (The
Artemis
In Greek mythology, Artemis is the goddess of the hunt and of the Moon (by analogy with Apollo, who is the god of the Sun). In Roman mythology, she is called Diana. “Diana of Versailles” statue of Artemis hunting, accompanied by a doe. Imperial period Roman copy (1st-2nd century AD) of a Greek br
Flora Tristan
Celeste María Flora Tristán was born in Paris on April 7, 1803 . She is the daughter of the Arequipeño Creole Don Mariano Tristán, a gentleman of well-known lineage and good wealth (brother of Don Pío Tristán, who was Viceroy of Peru, interim President of the Republic and Prefect of Arequipa). Her m