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Duchess Elisabeth of Bavaria (full name: Elisabeth Amalie Eugenie?; December 24, 1837 - September 10, 1898) was the Austrian Emperor Franz Wife of Joseph I, Empress of Austria and Queen of Hungary?

Elisabeth (also known as Sissi) was a member of the Wittelsbach family, a royal family of Bavaria?.

Sissi grew up in a free environment before marrying Franz Joseph at the age of 16.

After marriage, the unprepared Sissi was forced into the dull and boring Habsburg court life that was extremely inconsistent with her character.

At the beginning, Sissi had a huge dispute with her mother-in-law, Princess Sophie of Bavaria, over the raising of their children.

With the birth of the male heir Rudolf, Sissi's status in the court has been greatly improved.

However, Sissi's health declined rapidly and she frequently visited Hungary, where she lived a more comfortable life.

She established a deep relationship with Hungary and contributed to the birth of the Austro-Hungarian Empire in 1867.

Sissi suffered an unprecedented blow when her only son Rudolf and his mistress Marie Visela committed suicide in love at the Mayerling hunting lodge in 1889, from which she never recovered. come over.

She left the Austrian court and traveled without her family.

Sissi paid too much attention to her slender figure and beautiful appearance, but this also became a legend in her life.

In 1898, Sissi was assassinated by the Italian anarchist Luigi Luccheni in Geneva, Switzerland, and died unfortunately.

Sissi has been the Queen of Austria for 44 years and is also the longest-reigning Queen in Austria.

Sissi’s children:

Grand Duchess Sophie (Sophie Friederike Dorothea Maria Josepha; Sophie Friederike Dorothea Maria Josepha ; March 5, 1855 - May 29, 1857?) died young.

Archduchess Gisela (Gisela Louise Marie; Gisela Louise Marie?; July 12, 1856-July 27, 1932) with Bavaria on April 20, 1873 Prince Leopold married and had two sons and two daughters.

Rudolf Franz Karl Joseph (Rudolf Franz Karl Joseph; August 21, 1858 - January 30, 1889) died with Stephen of Belgium on May 10, 1881 Princess Ni is getting married and has a daughter.

Archduchess Marie Valerie (Marie Valerie Mathilde Amalie; April 22, 1868 - September 6, 1924) 1890 On July 31, 2011, she married Archduke Franz Salvatore of Austria, and they had four sons and six daughters.

Before marrying Emperor Franz-Joseph of Austria, Princess Sissi’s life was as beautiful as a fairy tale.

But when Princess Sissi married into the palace, her beautiful fairy tale was shattered, especially her love with Franz Joseph.

When a 17-year-old girl married into the palace, Franz Joseph would be attracted to Princess Sissi’s different temperament at first, but as time went by, the two became more and more incompatible.

As an emperor, Franz Joseph received a strict court education, and what he valued most was power. As for love, he could only become a victim of power.

After marriage, Princess Sissi gave birth to two daughters and a son. However, every time she gave birth to a child, the torture of pregnancy, postpartum pain, and her husband's indifference made her feel desperate, and her Her mother-in-law also deprived her of her right as a mother to raise her own children.

Later, Princess Sissi fell ill. It took her two years of treatment to escape death, and finally she grew up.

The real Princess Sissi loved Hungary and admired the legendary Count Andrássy.

At this time, the Kingdom of Prussia rose and threatened other European countries. With the efforts of Princess Sissi, Austria and Hungary established an alliance, and finally Princess Sissi became the Queen of Hungary.

Princess Sissi later returned to Vienna and took her children back to Hungary. Because it was too late, her son Rudolf committed suicide due to severe psychological trauma, which shocked her deeply.

In her later years, Princess Sissi traveled around and was finally assassinated in Geneva. This is the real love story of Princess Sissi, sad and sad.