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Princess Maria Carolina of Parma
Italian princess (1770-1804).
The record
Princess Maria Carolina of Parma was an Italian princess. Born on 22 November 1770 in Parma, Princess Maria Carolina of Parma died on 1 March 1804 in Dresden at the age of 33.
Honours include Order of Queen Maria Luisa and Order of the Starry Cross.
With a Wikipedia article in 27 languages, Princess Maria Carolina of Parma is No. 42,360 in the People and Position Index.
- Born
- 22 November 1770, Parma
- Died
- 1 March 1804, Dresden (aged 33)
- Country
- Duchy of Parma and Piacenza
- Known as
- Aristocrat
- Field
- Royalty
- Children
- 7
- Wikipedia editions
- 27
Did you know
33
Lived to 33.
22 Nov
Shares a birthday with Charles de Gaulle and Scarlett Johansson.
38
One of 38 people in the Index born in Parma, with Bernardo Bertolucci.
27
Has a Wikipedia article in 27 languages.
Computed from the Index and Wikidata.
Connections
Princess Maria Carolina of Parma
- FatherFerdinando I, Duke of Parma
- MotherArchduchess Maria Amalia of Austria
- SpousePrince Maximilian of Saxony
- SiblingLouis of Parma, king of Etruria
- SiblingPrincess Maria Antonia of Parma
- SiblingPrincess Maria Carlotta of Parma
- SiblingPrince Philip Maria of Parma
- ChildFriedrich August II of Saxony
- ChildPrincess Maria Amalie of Saxony
- ChildPrincess Maria Ferdinanda of Saxony
- ChildPrincess Maria Anna of Saxony
- ChildJohann I of Saxony
9 have a profile here.
Honours and works
Awards
- Order of Queen Maria Luisa
- Order of the Starry Cross
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