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The King's Favorite: With Isabelle Adjani, Hugo Becker, Samuel Labarthe, Virginie Ledoyen. It follows Diane de Poitiers, an emeritus huntress whose unalterable beauty fuels rumors and legends during her lifetime - and even in her death.
Abstract. This chapter focuses on one of the most prominent French royal mistresses, Diane de Poitiers. Making effective use of Renaissance arts, literature, and rhetoric, Diane not only constructed an image of herself as a quintessential example of virtue but also presented a new image of Henry II, less as family man and more as model of chivalric romance.
Diane de Poitiers was the mistress of King Henry of France for 25 years. Their relationship probably started when Henry was between 16-18 years old. It was 'official’ from 1538 when Prince Henry was 19 years old, and Diane almost 40, twenty years his senior! She remained his favourite all through his life; It started when he was still a prince.
Upon the death of François 1 on the 31st of March, 1547, Henri became King of France. Suddenly, Diane was the most powerful woman in France! She was the only royal mistress in French history to have a coin minted in her likeness. Diane possessed an extreme intellect and a political astuteness to the point that the King trusted her to write ...
Diana de Poitiers (* buď 3. září 1499 nebo 9. ledna 1500 v Dauphiné – † 26. dubna 1566, zámek Anet u Paříže ), narozena jako Diane de Poitiers, v 15 letech věku provdaná Madame de Brézé. Stala se hraběnkou de Saint-Vallier, od roku 1548 měla titul vévodkyně z Valentinois a od roku 1553 také vévodkyně d'Étampes.
30 de sept. de 2022 · Follows Diane de Poitiers, an emeritus huntress whose unalterable beauty fuels rumours and legends during her lifetime - and even in her death. international title: The King’s Favourite
23 de may. de 2018 · de Poitiers, Diane (1499 – 1566) A famous consort of the French king Henri II, Diane de Poitiers was born of aristocratic parents in the castle of Saint-Vallier, in the French Alps. She married Louis de Breze, a courtier and grandson of King Charles VII, at the age of fifteen. On the death of her husband in 1531, she arranged to have his ...
