Evgenia de Montikhor, the last Empress of France. Mayorova E.

The Spanishness by birth, Eugene Countess de Montiho de Teba was brought up in French literature. Her French teacher was Stendhal, and for many years a friend of the family was Prosper Merim. Eugene's father gave his daughter a brilliant education. When she began to appear at balls in the Champs Elysees, her beauty and an insightful mind attracted general attention; There, she was represented by the future emperor who fell in love with her at first sight. In 1853, a solemn marriage of Napoleon III and Eugene in the Cathedral of the Paris Mother of God took place. She was the only woman on the French throne, who performed the duties of regent three times. Eugene was considered one of the most beautiful women of her time, the patroness of arts and literature, as well as the legislator of fashion in Europe.

About the dramatic fate of the last empress of France, who has played the last role in European politics for about two decades, says the next book of the series.