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Maria Aurora of Spiegel, born Fatima, was a mistress of Augustus II the Strong and the wife of a Polish noble.
Die berühmteste „Beutetürkin“, und das nicht nur in Sachsen, ist auch heute noch unzweifelhaft Maria Aurora von Spiegel. Ihr ursprünglicher Name lautete Fatima. 1685 hatte sie als junge verheiratete Frau die Rückeroberung der Festung Neuhäusel überlebt (heute: Nové Zámky, Slowakei). Über die Umstände der Rettung von Fatima, ihren ...
Poverty Incidence of Maria Aurora 5 10 15 20 2006 18.40 2009 13.24 2012 10.14 2015 10.68 2018 11.98 2021 13.68 Source: Philippine Statistics Authority Government List of mayors Maria Aurora was administered by 12 mayors since its establishment in 1949. Mayor Pedro C. Montero (Jul 21, 1949 – Dec 31, 1951) Mayor Pedro S. Wenceslao (Jan 1, 1952 – Jun 21, 1958) Mayor Brigido E. Collado (Jun 22 ...
House. Wettin. Father. Frederick Augustus I, Elector of Saxony. Mother. Fatima (Maria Anna von Spiegel) Maria Anna Katharina Rutowska [1] (1706–1746) [2] was a Polish noblewoman. She was the illegitimate daughter of the Polish king Augustus II the Strong and his mistress, the Turk Fatima or Fatime, later renamed Maria Anna von Spiegel .
6 de jun. de 2020 · Maria Aurora of Spiegel, born Fatima (fl 1733), was a mistress of Augustus II the Strong and the wife of a Polish noble. Originally a Turkish slave, she was brought to the royal courts of Sweden and Poland from Buda and trained as a lady-in-waiting. During the Imperial "reconquest" of Buda from the Ottoman Empire in 1686, soldiers of the ...
Maria Aurora was given her mother's baptismal name for her own. She had one full brother, Friedrich August, four years older than she. Her mother married Johann Georg Spiegel, the king's valet, and the little family went with him to Lemburg (now Lviv, Ukraine) where he administered the king's Polish domains.
"Maria Aurora Spiegel (geb. vor 1685; gest. nach 1725), genannt Fatima, nach eigener Angabe „geborne von Kahrimann“, gehörte zu den sogenannten Beutetürken, die während des Großen Türkenkrieges von Kriegern der christlichen Militärkoalition in den eroberten Gebieten des Osmanischen Reiches aufgegriffen und verschleppt wurden.
