conflicts with Empress Eugénie

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Empress Eugénie was the last Empress of the French as the wife of Napoleon III, known for her political influence during the Second French Empire and her prominent role in European high society.

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instanceOf French nobility
Spanish nobility
empress consort
person
political consort
associatedWithEvent Franco-Prussian War
French intervention in Mexico
Second French Empire
associatedWithPlace Court of Napoleon III
birthName María Eugenia Ignacia Augustina de Palafox y Kirkpatrick
burialPlace St Michael’s Abbey, Farnborough
child Napoléon, Prince Imperial
countryOfCitizenship France
Spain
dateOfBirth 1826-05-05
dateOfDeath 1920-07-11
dynasty House of Bonaparte
father Cipriano de Palafox y Portocarrero
fullName Eugénie de Montijo
givenName Eugénie
knownFor influence on European court etiquette
patronage of fashion and the arts
languageSpoken English
French
Spanish
mother María Manuela Kirkpatrick
nobleTitle Countess of Teba
Marquise of Ardales
notableFor acting as regent in Napoleon III’s absence
political influence during the Second French Empire
role in European high society
placeOfBirth Granada
Kingdom of Spain
placeOfDeath Kingdom of Spain
Madrid
positionHeld Empress of the French
predecessorAsEmpressConsortOfTheFrench Empress Marie Louise
regency Franco-Prussian War period
linked to: Franco-Prussian War
reignAsEmpressConsortEnd 1870-09-04
reignAsEmpressConsortStart 1853-01-30
religion Roman Catholicism
residence Chislehurst, Kent
linked to: Chislehurst

Farnborough, Hampshire
Tuileries Palace
spouse Napoleon III
successorAsEmpressConsortOfTheFrench none (monarchy abolished)
supportedPolicy French intervention in Mexico
conservative Catholic causes

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Plon-Plon (Prince Napoléon-Jérôme Bonaparte) notableFor conflicts with Empress Eugénie