What's the pronunciation of Princess Cece?

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Duchess Elizabeth of Bavaria (full name: Elizabeth Amalie Eugénie; Elisabeth amalie eugenie; 1837 65438+February 24th-1898 September 10) is the wife of Austrian emperor Franz Joseph I of Austria, queen of Austria and queen of Hungary.

Elizabeth (also known as Cece) is a member of the Vertel Spoach family of the Bavarian royal family. Before/kloc-married Flantz Joseph at the age of 0/6, Cece grew up in a free environment. After marriage, Cece, who was unprepared, was forcibly pushed into the boring Habsburg court life that was extremely incompatible with her personality.

At first, Cece and her mother-in-law Princess Sophie of Bavaria had a big fight about the upbringing of their children. With the birth of Rudolph, the male heir, Hong Chen's position in the court has been greatly improved. However, Cece's health declined sharply, and she often went to Hungary where life was more comfortable. She established a deep affection with Hungary and contributed to the birth of the Austro-Hungarian Empire in 1867.

As her only son Rudolph and his mistress Mary Visala committed suicide in 1889, Cici suffered an unprecedented blow and never recovered. She left the Austrian court and traveled around alone.

Cece pays too much attention to her slim figure and beautiful face, but it has also become a legend in her life. From 65438 to 0898, Hong Chen was assassinated by Italian anarchist Luigi Luccini and died. Cece has been the queen of Austria for 44 years and the longest reigning queen in Austria.

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1898, 60-year-old Sisi went to Geneva, Switzerland anonymously, but the day before Sisi died, she took a photo in Territet, Switzerland, which is said to be the last photo she took.

Someone inside the hotel leaked the news that the Queen of Austria was a hotel guest. 1September 1988 10 afternoon 1.35, Hong Chen and her maid Irma Sztáray left the hotel. They walked along the lakeside road in Montreux, ready to board the Geneva ship bound for Montreux. Because Cece doesn't like too many people marching together, her entourage has taken the train to the neighboring Territet in advance.

Just then, Luigi Luccheni, a 25-year-old Italian anarchist, approached them, staring at the Queen's sun umbrella. According to Irma Starry's description, when the ship honked and left, Luccheni seemed to trip and move his hand, as if trying to keep his balance. In fact, Luccheni stabbed Cece with a 4-inch (100 mm) sharp file inserted in a wooden handle.

Luccini originally planned to assassinate Philip, Duke of Orleans, who coveted the French throne, but Philip left for Valais early. When Leccheney learned from a newspaper in Geneva that this elegant lady traveling in Geneva under the name of "Countess Hornames" was the queen of Austria, Leccheney, who could not find Philip, decided to assassinate Cece.

After being attacked by Luccheni, Cece fell to the ground and a coachman helped her up. A man named Planner noticed that the Queen was still walking towards the Geneva ship. The two women walked towards the gangway for about 100 yards (9 1 meter) and boarded the boat. The starry sky released Cece's arm.

After that, the queen lost consciousness and fell beside the starry sky. Starry called the doctor, but only a former nurse and a passenger on the boat could help Cece. The captain of this ship doesn't know Cece's true identity. Because it was very hot on the deck, he persuaded the countess to go ashore and take her companion back to the hotel. But by this time the ship had sailed out of the port.

Three people carried Cece to the top deck and put it on the bench. Starry took off Cece's long coat, and she cut off the lace of Cece's bra so that Cece could breathe. Cece woke up a little. Starry asked Cece if she was in pain, and Cece replied "No". Then she asked, "What's the matter?" After asking, I lost consciousness again.

Starry noticed a small brown spot on the upper left of the queen's chest. Cece still didn't regain consciousness, and the panicked starry sky showed her identity to the captain, and the ship immediately returned to Geneva. Six sailors put Cece on a simple stretcher and carried her back to her hotel.

With the help of the hotel manager's wife, a visiting nurse and Starry, Cece was stripped of her clothes and shoes. At this time, Starry noticed a few drops of blood and a small wound. When they carried Cece from the stretcher to the bed, Cece was obviously dead. Later, Dr. Golly, Dr. Meyer and a priest also came to the hotel.

In order to confirm whether the queen died, Meyer cut the artery in Cece's left arm and found no blood. At 2 pm 10, Cece was declared dead. Everyone knelt down and prayed for her soul. Starry closed Cece's eyes and crossed her hands. No matter how reluctant or resentful Cece is, she has been Queen of Austria for 44 years.

When Flantz Joseph received the telegram of Cece's death, he was most afraid of Cece's suicide. It was not until he received the third news about Cece's death that he realized that Cece was assassinated rather than committed suicide. The telegram asked the emperor to agree to the autopsy of Cece, and the emperor replied that he would follow any procedure stipulated by Swiss law.

The next day, Dr. Golly dissected Cece's body. He found that the murder weapon penetrated Cece's chest by 3.33 inches (85 mm). Cece's broken fourth rib pierced the lung and pericardium and penetrated the heart from the top before leaving the bottom of the left ventricle. Because the file that stabbed Cece was sharp and thin, and she was under great pressure from her abdomen, the blood flow rate of pericardial cavity bleeding around her heart slowed down and just dripped slowly.

Her heart kept beating until the pericardium was filled with blood, which also explained why Cece was able to walk from the attack site to the gangway on the ship. Gori took photos of the wound and gave them to the Swiss Attorney General, but the Attorney General destroyed the photos and the autopsy report according to Flantz Joseph's instructions.

Cece was buried in the royal tomb of Gabbana Church in Vienna, which has been the main burial place of Habsburg family members for centuries. It is said that after learning the news of Cece's death, Franz Joseph I of Austria whispered to herself, "She will never know how much I love her."

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