The Habsburgs: "Let others go to war, and get married in happy Austria!" "Austria is the most pro-European country and pro-country, Austria and France looked down on each other for 300 years, because France had helped the Kingdom of Sardinia to attack Austria, but as Prussia and Great Britain grew stronger, the two countries suddenly stood on one front, and in 1770, Austria and France were politically reconciled for the common good.
The princess sent by Austria was the 14-year-old Marie Antoinette, who was born in Vienna in 1755 and was the youngest and most beautiful princess in Austria, and the French called her "the most beautiful Austrian princess". Princess Mary also had an intersection with the Austrian "musical prodigy" Mozart.
6-year-old Mozart was led by his father to the palace to play music, accidentally fell, Princess Mary was 7 years old at the time, personally went to help him, Mozart felt flattered, because the musicians at that time had no status. When Mozart finished playing, the people in the palace asked him what gift he wanted, and he said, "When you grow up, you will marry Princess Mary!" ”
No one took the child's joke seriously, and Princess Mary probably didn't think about who she would marry in the future. Her husband and her husband are 14-year-old Louis XVI, a very fat-looking man with a very strange personality.
Other european princes and nobles were fascinated by wealth, but Louis XVI was not interested in these things, and he loved locks as much as the Ming Emperor Zhu Youxue loved wood art. He would make locks for all kinds of cute animals, and once made a lizard lock, and the key was inserted and twisted three times, and the lizard would suddenly spew water. Also make a squirrel lock, the squirrel will nod and wag its tail, Louis XVI is not a special locksmith is a pity.
On 10 May 1774, when Louis XVI ascended the throne, Marie became Empress of France but did not assume the responsibility of Empress, she never asked about politics, did not think about what she could do for the peace of Austria and France, and could not even speak French.
She loved art and dance, and focused on living a life of luxury and erosion, using the money from the national treasury to buy her beautiful dresses, hold lavish balls, and decorate her garden. Although Louis XVI and Queen Mary did not have a good relationship, but the money did not treat Queen Mary badly, how much to give, in his 12 years of reign, Queen Mary made the national treasury lose more than 1.2 billion, was the French "lady of the deficit".
Queen Mary's extravagance and waste was partly a reason for sending herself to the guillotine, but not the most important one. On July 14, 1789, the French Revolution broke out, and some people said: "It is all her, and we are so poor!" When The angry French people declared war in France in 1792, Queen Mary revealed the French plan to Austria and asked Austria to come to France to suppress the revolution.
Although Queen Mary was Austrian, from the day she became Queen of France, France should be regarded as the first, she informed Austria of the French military situation, and the French broke out a larger uprising, sending Queen Mary and King Louis XVI to the guillotine in October 1793. Queen Mary was pushed to the execution table and accidentally did not stand still, stepped on the executioner's foot, and she said the last words of her life: "I'm sorry, you know, I didn't mean it." Queen Mary's words are still talked about today, and some people think that she was still maintaining the dignity and courtesy of the royal family at the last moment, which is a beautiful talk.