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  1. Désirée Clary, a French merchant’s daughter, married as Bernadotte, eventually re-named Desideria, died aged 84 in 1860. She is buried in the Riddarholm church, next to Karl XIV. Agneta Ulfsäter Troell (Translated by Alexia Grosjean)

  2. 19 de may. de 2017 · Désirée went to live in Rome with Julie and Joseph. She was briefly engaged to a French General, Mathurin-Léonard Duphot. He was killed in an anti-French riot on 30 December 1797. Désirée returned to France, where she met her future husband, Jean Baptiste Jules Bernadotte.

  3. In 1798, Désirée married the French soldier Jean Bernadotte who would rise from the ranks to become one of Napoleon's marshals and later be placed on the throne of Sweden by Napoleon and crowned Charles XIV John. Charles XIV and Désirée began the Bernadotte line that continued through the 20th century.

  4. Désirée Bernadotte was a very courted woman. She preferred Marshal Jean-Baptiste Bernadotte over the future Emperor Napoleon I; Bernadotte owed him at least a wine! Fresh, light and delicate, Désirée will be appreciated early as an aperitif and will be marvelous with spring and summer meals.

  5. 2 de ene. de 2020 · Born at Pau, France on January 26, 1763, Jean-Baptiste Bernadotte was the son of Jean Henri and Jeanne Bernadotte. Raised locally, Bernadotte elected to pursue a military career rather than become a tailor like his father. Enlisting in the Régiment de Royal-Marine on September 3, 1780, he initially saw service in Corsica and Collioure.

  6. 13 de jun. de 2018 · Un buen día Napoleón le dijo a Désirée que uno de sus mariscales más célebres y valientes, Jean-Baptiste Bernadotte, estaba enamorado de ella y que debía considerarlo como futuro marido. Désirée, que se dejaba dominar por un solo hombre en el mundo -¡Napoleón!- escuchó la sugerencia y la pareja contrajo matrimonio en agosto de 1798.

  7. 19 de mar. de 2013 · And even after Bernadotte’s death, Désirée would have influence in his kingdom as Queen Dowager until her own death in 1860, long after the First French Empire had been consigned to history. But while her choices brought her incredible success at ascending the power structures of Europe — success that any ordinary social climber would have deeply envied — they were less successful at ...