Maria Cristina of France

Maria Cristina of France was a noblewoman born in 1773 to the French royal family. She was a member of the House of Bourbon and sister to King Louis XVI. She moved to Spain through her marriage to King Ferdinand VII, becoming Queen Consort. Known for her influence and political involvement, she played a key role during her husband's reign, especially during turbulent times like the Napoleonic Wars. Maria Cristina was respected for her intelligence, diplomacy, and dedication to her family and country. She remained an important figure in European royal affairs until her death in 1833.