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As Mazarinettes (em francês: Les Mazarinettes) eram as sete sobrinhas do Cardeal Jules Mazarin (em italiano: Giulio Mazzarino) o Ministro-Chefe [1] de França durante a juventude do Rei Luís XIV. Ele trouxe-as, juntamente com três dos seus sobrinhos, de Itália para França nos anos de 1647 e 1653.
The Mazarinettes were the seven nieces of Cardinal Jules Mazarin, (1639–1661 [1]), chief minister to the Kings Louis XIII and Louis XIV of France from 1642 until his death. [1]
Les Mazarinettes étaient les sept nièces du cardinal Jules Mazarin, principal ministre de la France pendant l'enfance du roi Louis XIV. Il les fit venir d'Italie, ainsi que trois de ses neveux, entre 1647 et 1653.
As Mazarinettes eram as sete sobrinhas do Cardeal Jules Mazarin o Ministro-Chefe de França durante a juventude do Rei Luís XIV. Ele trouxe-as, juntamente com três dos seus sobrinhos, de Itália para França nos anos de 1647 e 1653.
17 de jan. de 2019 · The Mazarinettes were so named because they were the seven nieces of Cardinal Mazarin, who, during the minority of Louis XIV, could claim the title of the most powerful man in France. He was also the Mazarinettes’ Kris Jenner.
These are the Mazarinettes, some of the most prolific figures to ever grace the royal court of France. Cardinal Mazarin. (Pierre Mignard, 1658-60) For nearly two decades, the most powerful man in France was not the king but his Chief Minister, an Italian Cardinal from a noble background named Jules Raymond Mazarin.
21 de nov. de 2022 · This is the first post in the series about the seven Mazarinettes. This post will explore the brief life of Laura Mancini, Duchess of Mercœur, but first, we must learn how the women came into the...
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