Henriette Anne Stuart of England - Philippe D'Orleans First Wife

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Henrietta of England, wife of Philippe D'Orleans (June 16, 1644, Exeter, England - June 30, 1670, Château de Saint-Cloud, France), also called Henriette-Anne Stuart, in English Henrietta Anne Stuart of England, was the daughter of King Charles I of England and Scotland and Queen Henrietta Marie of France. She is also the granddaughter of Henri IV, the niece of Louis XIII, the first cousin and the sister-in-law of Louis XIV, by her marriage to her cousin Philippe d'Orleans (brother of Louis XIV).
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@patrickhows1482 3 года назад

Another good video. I always feel great sympathy for Henriette, who was such a beautiful, charming and intelligent woman, married to a man who flaunted his male lover. She was also close to her brother Charles II; it is said that Henriette was one of the few people that the cynical Charles genuinely loved, he truly mourned her.

@TheKingsofFrance 3 года назад

She really did draw the short end of the stick when it came to her husband... I cannot imagine having to go against the quite immoral Chevalier all the time, must've been a nightmare. Thank you very much for watching.

@rickheady2298 2 года назад

He had 3 with his second wife one died young the other two lived to older age the oldest his son who became duke of orleon later on served as regent of France for the young Louis XV

@hardyquinn9442 2 года назад

Sad 😔

@sharoncole8898 3 года назад

I’ve always felt great sympathy for Henriette. She was loved by her brother. She didn’t deserve what happened to her. Another great video. Thank you.

@TheKingsofFrance 3 года назад

None of the royal wives did, if you really think about it, most of them led pretty miserable lives... Thank you for being here Sharon !

@ElizabethMcCormick-s2n 7 месяцев назад

Yeah, it's hard not to feel sympathy for her!

@ambreeniram2268 2 года назад

She was gorgeous. Whether she died naturally or was murdered, it's really sad and unfortunate. Thanks for your efforts in making the best videos.

@TheKingsofFrance 2 года назад

Thank YOU for all the time you spend watching and commenting, I'm so proud and grateful to you !

@VeracityLH 3 года назад

Thank you for a great video on an oft-overlooked subject. Poor Henriette is rarely mentioned except in connection with her diplomatic trip to England.

@TheKingsofFrance 3 года назад

You're very welcome !!

@christinemiller8158 3 года назад

Excellent 👏🏻! Not surprising that Henriette possibly had a gastric ulcer, her life was very stressful. Having to flee her native country along with the execution of her father must have been a very traumatic childhood.

@TheKingsofFrance 3 года назад

Yes she really led a sad and miserable life if you think about it. Being a royal definitely wasn't a guarantee for living in luxury lane. Thank you for your continuous support, Christine.

@christinemiller8158 3 года назад

@@TheKingsofFrance thank you for the fantastic videos! Maybe 🤔 you can do a short Wednesday segment on General Louis-Joseph de Montcalm? I find him to be an interesting military figure 😊

@ElizabethMcCormick-s2n 9 месяцев назад

Ulcers are painful now, but just imagine how excruciatingly painful they were in the 17th century!

@emilybarclay8831 3 года назад

I love these stories of lesser known royals who had interesting but lesser talked about lives

@TheKingsofFrance 3 года назад

Each and every one of the french royals has an interesting story to tell. Thank you for watching !

@MrBrownnn696 3 года назад

I kinda cried when she died.... her character was beautiful

@TheKingsofFrance 2 года назад

So many of them died too soon. Thank you for watching !

@indrajittalukder1616 2 года назад

It was tragic that Henrietta died at a tender age of 26. She was also a chief organiser of the notorious Secret Treaty of Dover.

@TheKingsofFrance 2 года назад

Indeed. She died not long after her return from negotiations with her brother in England. Thank you for watching.

@missylowe4357 3 года назад

Thank you for this video. I hope you can find more information about the children. Your videos are always excellent and I look forward to them.

@TheKingsofFrance 3 года назад

Thank you so much for that lovely compliment Missy !

@2604ernesto 2 года назад

Apparently some historians say that she didn't ate well, just liquids, when she visited her brother in England he was in shock when he saw her all skinny, covered in make up with a tired face, also, her children's are a miracle, she was so close genetically to Phillipe but her daughter Anne Marie had a lot of descendents Im half into thinking she was poisoned and half that it was just her bad health Thank you for this video

@TheKingsofFrance 2 года назад

That's interesting to read, I didn't know that ! Thank you for sharing and watching !

@cq9882 3 года назад

Excellent - Thank You

@TheKingsofFrance 3 года назад

No, thank YOU for watching !!

@Belgisch_Monarchist1831 3 года назад

Heel mooi gedaan zoals altijd goed gedaan 👍

@TheKingsofFrance 3 года назад

Dank je wel, heel erg fijn dat je deze video ook weer leuk vond ! Fijne zondagavond toegewenst !

@indramontrichard6439 3 года назад

I love in that Tudor in stone henge

@TheKingsofFrance 3 года назад

Thank you so much for watching and commenting !

@Badgersj 2 года назад

Fascinating stories.

@TheKingsofFrance 2 года назад

Thank you !

@latifamiah5742 3 года назад

Love your channel very interesting

@TheKingsofFrance 3 года назад

Thank you SO much for your continuous support, I think you've seen all of my videos, that is SO cool !

@latifamiah5742 3 года назад

@@TheKingsofFrance Do you hate Muslims?

@TheKingsofFrance 3 года назад

Absolutely not ! A person’s religion is his or her choice !

@latifamiah5742 3 года назад

@@TheKingsofFrance I'm muslim too

@mariakelly1059 2 года назад

Will you be doing a video about Mary, Queen of Scots time in France and her marriage to the French Dauphin, and later King of France, Francis?

@TheKingsofFrance 2 года назад

yes, i will. before the end of the year I’ll do one on Marie De Guise, her mom. so that’ll be first.

@michellebruce5092 Год назад

Great video I enjoyed it

@jerolvilladolid 3 года назад

Well her child the wife of charles II of spain also died from a stomach/intestinal issue. So maybe it was a hereditary illness

@TheKingsofFrance 3 года назад

It is believed Marie Louise D'Orléans died of appendicitis. But perhaps you're right though. If you haven't seen it, a short on Marie Louise is available on my channel.

@carausiuscaesar5672 3 года назад

The elites of those days could not sit down to a good meal without wondering......

@TheKingsofFrance 3 года назад

Thank you for watching and commenting. Much appreciated.

@d.l.l.6578 2 года назад

These people make Sodom and Gomorrah look tame.

@TheKingsofFrance 2 года назад

Welllll .... Thank you for watching !

@lilyofthevalley5586 2 года назад

How sad! Another lass unloved by Phillippe. Too young to die. I think she may have been poisoned. She died within minutes of drinking that beverage. Illness would not have been so quick i believe.

@cathylanders6377 Год назад

😢

@cathylanders6377 Год назад

I wish that sweet Louis was married to sweet Henriette not sonbby Philippe

@IntrepidFraidyCat 2 года назад

After watching your videos, I've started to practice saying the various names the way you do....it's hard! Just saying it my head is a hilarious failure.

@TheKingsofFrance 2 года назад

I'm sure you're doing fine ! Thank you for watching !

@plamenivanov92 2 года назад

Just like the Batemberg Hemophilia the Stuart family had a hereditary illness too Porphyria

@plamenivanov92 2 года назад

When he returned to the throne Charles II executed about.... 79 people directly implicated in Charles I's killing (I can't bring myself to call it execution) the executioners identity is until this day unknown the bodies were thrown into a line pit their heads were put on spikes

@SweetLibertyTravels 2 года назад

Wow, I def believe they poisoned her. So sad.

@TheKingsofFrance 2 года назад

Thank you so much for watching and commenting !

@plamenivanov92 2 года назад

And will you talk about Isabella of France wife of Edward III

@TheKingsofFrance 2 года назад

Probably I will. But i haven't thought that far ahead yet.

@plamenivanov92 2 года назад

@@TheKingsofFrance I know everything there is to know about her husband's various male lovers such as Peers Gaveston and Hugh Despenser The Younger and about Isabella's lover Roger Mortimer 1st Earl of March

@plamenivanov92 2 года назад

@@TheKingsofFrance I suggest you make a series for the House of Stewart 6 videos for 6 monarchs James I Charles I Charles II and James II Mary and Anne after all Louise Adelaide de Orléan was a mariege prospect for James Francis Edward Bonie Prince Charlie's father

@plamenivanov92 2 года назад

@@TheKingsofFrance one more thing about Louise de Kerouaile Charles II's mistress well she was a bit.... chubby so Charles called her Fubbs he even named a boat after her the HMS Fubbs

@plamenivanov92 2 года назад

@@TheKingsofFrance by the way about Isabella's lover Roger Mortimer Earl of March actually there was 3 generations long feud between the Mortimer family and the Despenser family Hugh Despenser (Hugh The Younger's grandfather) was killed by Roger Mortimer grandfather of Isabella's lover Roger Mortimer Earl of March btw Earl of March was the title of Edward IV before he became King Mortimer killed Despenser Junior's grandfather at the battle of Evesham where Despenser supported Simon de Monfort and Mortimer supported the Royalist forces

@plamenivanov92 2 года назад

in my personal oppinion Henrietta Maria was more beutifull than her daughter

@richardrowland2898 2 года назад

Minette!!!!

@TheKingsofFrance 2 года назад

Thank you for watching !

@annfisher3316 3 года назад

Henrietta is such an interesting woman. I love that she loved to hunt, made the best of her marriage, and adore her penchant for writing letters to friends and family.

@TheKingsofFrance 3 года назад

Thank you for watching once again Ann, your support is highly appreciated !

@francinesicard464 3 года назад

You are confusing Henrietta of England, the first wife of Monsieur, Philippe d'Orléans with Elisabeth Charlotte von der Pfalz his second wife who was a remarkable letter-writer, almost 9000 letters sent to friends, family members, notably to her beloved aunt Sophia von Hanover, wife of the Elector of Hanover.

@MrRight1000 3 года назад

Hers was a truly tragic story, as if the Fates singled her out for great misfortunes. Nor her beauty could save her at the end.

@TheKingsofFrance 3 года назад

Thank you so much for watching, I'm glad you were here.

@lauralaladarling3775 3 года назад

Bonjour, Thank you. How terribly sad that lovely, intelligent and kind Henriette had quite such a horrible marriage to Monsieur. I hadn't realised he was quite so belittling, nasty and jealous of Henriette. Poor young lady to be married to him and at such a young age. Thank goodness she had a warm friendship with Louis and was loved and admired at the French Court. Apart from the gossipy, treacherous stirrers of malice. Tragic she died so young without her brother comfort her. Xxxx

@TheKingsofFrance 3 года назад

I'm not sure if Philippe was belittling on his own, or if it merely was a reaction to the gameplay of the Chevalier De Lorraine... who clearly suffered from NPD if you ask me...

@daya820 3 года назад

Wonderful narration and biography. I was wondering if you may tell biographies of medieval queens and kings of France, always fascinated me and is not easy to find. Thank you.

@TheKingsofFrance 3 года назад

I definitely will, but in time.. I have only limited time to do videos, I work fulltime

@MarinaKaFai 2 года назад

There was a rumour back then that Henriette's first daughter Marie-Louise was Louis XIV's daughter due to their closeness but when the girl grew up, she looked so much like Philippe that all doubts vanished. And apparently, as she wasn't a boy, Henrietta was so distraught about it that she wanted to throw her into a river, much to Philippe and Anne's horror. Also, when she was a child, her mom and her were so poor they couldn't even afford gloves and it was an aunt who lent some to her niece. Henriette had such a hard life, I feel bad for her.

@TheKingsofFrance 2 года назад

She did have a hard life. I will get back to that a bit more in a video about her mother, whose video will air on December 4....

@selecttravelvacations7472 2 года назад

I can’t feel sorry for a woman that wanted to throw her own infant in the River. She had more material comfort than most during her time, whether the glove story is true or not.

@cathylanders6377 Год назад

Me too 😢

@plamenivanov92 2 года назад

One of my favourite royal bastards was a nephew of Henriette Anne James Scott, 1st Duke of Monmouth, 1st Duke of Buccleuch, KG, PC (9 April 1649 - 15 July 1685) son of Charles II from his paramour Lucy Walter he was executed after he rebelled against his uncle James II Stewart Monmouth was beheded at the Tower of London along whit the Earl of Argyle ho started another rebellion in unison whit Monmouth

@plamenivanov92 2 года назад

I loved what her brother Charles II said on his death bed about his paramour Nell Gwyn "Let not poor Nelly starve"

@plamenivanov92 2 года назад

Her brother Charles II called her Minette

@rodrigodiazdevivar6183 3 года назад

Ma'am...Who paid for Henriette's education?

@TheKingsofFrance 3 года назад

Her education was paid by the French Court. Thank you for watching and commenting !

@t7147 3 года назад

Excellent video! I always learn something new. Bravo!!

@TheKingsofFrance 3 года назад

Thank you so much for watching and commenting !

@andyroo9381 2 года назад

It seems to me that homosexuality was always more accepted or tolerated in France than England. Even to this day, it seems to be a non-threat to the public morale of France. I'm an American who lives in a Puritanical-driven, United States. What do you think? Thank you for these videos. I always enjoy them.

@TheKingsofFrance 2 года назад

Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts !

@donsarde 2 года назад

I think the French mentality towards homosexuels, it is one of indifference. They neither accept nor do they not accept. But in general, yes life mote relaxed in French society.

@plamenivanov92 2 года назад

When her father died they did not knew how to tell her brother about it so one of the leading courtiers went to Charles II bowed to him and called him Your Mejesty instead of Your Royal Highness

@plamenivanov92 2 года назад

When Henriette's nephew James Scott 1st Duke of Monmouth rebelled against James II there was another rebellion in Scotland the Earl of Argyle rebelled in unison whit Monmouth but both uprisings failed to muster enough support

@cool_dude1988 2 года назад

You explain everything so well and I LOVE your accent. Amazing videos! So educational.

@TheKingsofFrance 2 года назад

Thank you so much Fabio, I'm glad you're enjoying my videos ! Hope to see you around more often :) !

@freyasslain2203 Год назад

She wasn't poisoned . Although her brother King Charles II believed that she was poisoned .

@TheKingsofFrance Год назад

Agreed. Thank you for watching !

@AdeleLia 7 месяцев назад

This is so exciting. I have found that I was Henriette of England and Prince Philip is my brother in this life. 😁😉🙏🏻❤️

@CountessKitten 9 месяцев назад

She's absolutely my favorite of the women of Louis and Phillipe of Orleans

@plamenivanov92 2 года назад

As far as I know the Countess of Morton was not only Henrietta's governess but allso her Godmother

@ericbolton9512 2 года назад

I'm, currently, almost finished with Dumas' "Louise de la Valliere". I like Madame, however, I wasn't pleased with how she treated la Valliere. Henriette was one of Louis Quatorze's mistresses. Sure, Philippe was gay, and flaunted le Chevalier de Lorraine. That must have been hard on her. However, I don't feel it gave her a right to treat Louise so badly. Louise was sweet, kind, loving and modest. I feel she brought out the best aspects of the Sun King.

@TheKingsofFrance 2 года назад

Thanks so much for sharing your thoughts Eric !

@ericbolton9512 2 года назад

You're welcome!