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28 de jun. de 2012 · A celebrated aristocratic beauty, Jane Digby married Lord Ellenborough at seventeen. Their divorce a few years later was one of England s most scandalous at that time. In her quest for passionate fulfilment she had lovers which included an Austrian prince, King Ludvig I of Bavaria, and a Greek count whose infidelities drove her to the Orient.
Jane Elizabeth Digby, también conocida como Lady Ellenborough, fue una aristócrata inglesa, famosa por su vida amorosa y estilo de vida. Tuvo cuatro maridos y muchos amantes, entre ellos el rey Luis I de Baviera, su hijo el rey Otón I de Grecia, el estadista Félix Schwarzenberg y el general griego Christodoulos Hatzipetros. Murió en Damasco, Siria, como la esposa del árabe Sheikh Medjuel ...
3 de mar. de 2022 · Jane Digby by Joseph Karl Stieler, commissioned by King Ludwig I of Bavaria, c.1831 . In 1853, aged 46, Jane had just emerged from a tempestuous relationship with a Greek war hero, Xristos Hadji-Petros. She had borne six children, three of whom had died young, and three of whom were being raised by their paternal families.
23 de ene. de 2019 · Jane Digby tuvo seis hijos de tres padres. "Famosa por su vida amorosa y estilo de vida", dice Wikipedia, y un libro sobre ella se llama La escandalosa vida Jane Digby.
Way ahead of her time, beautiful aristocratic Jane Digby (1807-1881) fled her marriage, family and indulged life. She initially escaped to the continent where she mixed with kings and princes, married four times,and spent her final years as a desert princess. Jane Digby died in Damascus, Syria.
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2 de jun. de 2003 · A celebrated aristocratic beauty, Jane Digby married Lord Ellenborough at seventeen. Their divorce a few years later was one of England s most scandalous at that time. In her quest for passionate fulfilment she had lovers which included an Austrian prince, King Ludvig I of Bavaria, and a Greek count whose infidelities drove her to the Orient.
- Mary S. Lovell
25 de oct. de 2007 · Jane Elizabeth Digby was born on April 3, 1807 in Dorset at Minterne Magna, the daughter of Admiral Henry Digby and Jane Elizabeth Coke, who had been married previously. For the rest of her life, her mother preferred to be called by her previous title of Lady Andover, despite her apparent happy marriage to Jane's father.
