Maria Christina, Duchess of Teschen
1742 to 1798
11 documented presences
10 places
Quo Fuit places 11 dated presences for Maria Christina, Duchess of Teschen across 10 places, from 1742 to 1791. Each one keeps the sentence it was taken from and a link to its source.
Maria Christina, Duchess of Teschen (Maria Christina Johanna Josepha Antonia; 13 May 1742 – 24 June 1798), was the fifth child of Maria Theresa of Austria and Francis I, Holy Roman Emperor.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
Where Maria Christina, Duchess of Teschen was documented, and when
13 May 1742exact date
Viennaattested
“The fifth child and fourth (but second surviving) daughter, Maria Christina was born on the 25th birthday of her mother, on 13 May 1742 in Vienna, Austria.”
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December 1775month
Italyattested
“From December 1775 to July 1776, Maria Christina and Albert made an extended trip to Italy to visit her siblings Leopold (in Florence), Maria Carolina (in Naples), Maria Amalia (in Parma) and Ferdinand (in Milan), after which she reporte…”
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December 1775month
Florenceattested
“From December 1775 to July 1776, Maria Christina and Albert made an extended trip to Italy to visit her siblings Leopold (in Florence), Maria Carolina (in Naples), Maria Amalia (in Parma) and Ferdinand (in Milan), after which she reporte…”
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December 1775month
Naplesattested
“From December 1775 to July 1776, Maria Christina and Albert made an extended trip to Italy to visit her siblings Leopold (in Florence), Maria Carolina (in Naples), Maria Amalia (in Parma) and Ferdinand (in Milan), after which she reporte…”
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December 1775month
Parmaattested
“From December 1775 to July 1776, Maria Christina and Albert made an extended trip to Italy to visit her siblings Leopold (in Florence), Maria Carolina (in Naples), Maria Amalia (in Parma) and Ferdinand (in Milan), after which she reporte…”
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December 1775month
Milanattested
“From December 1775 to July 1776, Maria Christina and Albert made an extended trip to Italy to visit her siblings Leopold (in Florence), Maria Carolina (in Naples), Maria Amalia (in Parma) and Ferdinand (in Milan), after which she reporte…”
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15 June 1791exact date
Viennaattested
“Maria Christina and Albert (who after their stay in Bonn moved firstly to Frankfurt, then to Vienna and finally in Dresden), returned to Brussels on 15 June 1791 as joint governors.”
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15 June 1791exact date
Brusselsattested
“Maria Christina and Albert (who after their stay in Bonn moved firstly to Frankfurt, then to Vienna and finally in Dresden), returned to Brussels on 15 June 1791 as joint governors.”
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15 June 1791exact date
Bonnattested
“Maria Christina and Albert (who after their stay in Bonn moved firstly to Frankfurt, then to Vienna and finally in Dresden), returned to Brussels on 15 June 1791 as joint governors.”
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15 June 1791exact date
Frankfurtattested
“Maria Christina and Albert (who after their stay in Bonn moved firstly to Frankfurt, then to Vienna and finally in Dresden), returned to Brussels on 15 June 1791 as joint governors.”
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15 June 1791exact date
Dresdenattested
“Maria Christina and Albert (who after their stay in Bonn moved firstly to Frankfurt, then to Vienna and finally in Dresden), returned to Brussels on 15 June 1791 as joint governors.”
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Places Maria Christina, Duchess of Teschen is documented in
Vienna2 presences · 1742 to 1791Bonn1 presence · 1791Brussels1 presence · 1791Dresden1 presence · 1791Florence1 presence · 1775Frankfurt1 presence · 1791Italy1 presence · 1775Milan1 presence · 1775Naples1 presence · 1775
Parma1 presence · 1775
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22 March 1747exact date
Viennamentioned
“In a letter dated 22 March 1747 the Prussian ambassador in Vienna, Count Otto Christoph von Podewils, described the then five-year-old Maria Christina as pretty and witty.”
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January 1760month
Viennamentioned
“At the end of January 1760, Albert and Clemens returned from Vienna.”
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December 1763month
Viennamentioned
“In December 1763, Prince Albert of Saxony returned to Vienna to express his condolences to the Imperial family for Isabella of Parma's death.”
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1764year
Viennamentioned
“In 1764 the Saxon prince met the Archduchess, firstly in Vienna in the spring and later more often in Pressburg, at that time capital of Hungary.”
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1764year
Bratislavamentioned
“In 1764 the Saxon prince met the Archduchess, firstly in Vienna in the spring and later more often in Pressburg, at that time capital of Hungary.”
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July 1765month
Innsbruckmentioned
“In July 1765, the Imperial family travelled to Innsbruck for the wedding of Archduke Leopold, Grand Prince of Tuscany, with Infanta Maria Luisa of Spain; Albert also participated in the celebrations.”
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7 January 1766exact date
Bratislavamentioned
“On 7 January 1766, Albert (whose succession rights over the Saxon throne won him several adepts) received a warm welcome in Pressburg by the citizens.”
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3 June 1781exact date
Viennamentioned
“On 3 June 1781, Maria Christina and Albert left Vienna and were greeted in Tienen by Georg Adam, Prince of Starhemberg, and designated Minister Plenipotentiary of the Austrian Netherlands on 9 July; the next day (10 July), they made thei…”
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3 June 1781exact date
Tienenmentioned
“On 3 June 1781, Maria Christina and Albert left Vienna and were greeted in Tienen by Georg Adam, Prince of Starhemberg, and designated Minister Plenipotentiary of the Austrian Netherlands on 9 July; the next day (10 July), they made thei…”
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3 June 1781exact date
Brusselsmentioned
“On 3 June 1781, Maria Christina and Albert left Vienna and were greeted in Tienen by Georg Adam, Prince of Starhemberg, and designated Minister Plenipotentiary of the Austrian Netherlands on 9 July; the next day (10 July), they made thei…”
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1785 to 1786period
Viennamentioned
“Maria Christina and Albert traveled to Vienna in the winter of 1785-1786 after being called by Joseph II.”
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7 February 1786exact date
Schönbrunn Palacementioned
“Due to the visit, Joseph II ordered the presentation of the operas Der Schauspieldirektor of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and Prima la musica e poi le parole of Antonio Salieri on 7 February 1786 in a private performance at Schönbrunn Palace.”
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July 1786month
Parismentioned
“By the end of July 1786, Maria Christina and her husband arrived in Paris, following an invitation from King Louis XVI.”
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September 1786month
Brusselsmentioned
“In mid-September 1786 the governors returned to Brussels.”
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30 May 1787exact date
August 1788month
24 October 1789exact date
18 December 1789exact date
1792 to 1793period
July 1797month
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