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For the last thousand years, Europe's royal families have habitually intermarried. Why? They did it to establish dynasties and preserve royal wealth within their family. Over time, however, it can result in a genetic nightmare. Join us, as we look at the most inbred women in history.
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Isabella Ii Of Spain
Isabella II of Spain sprung from a lineage that practiced inbreeding, which was popular among European royal families in the nineteenth century and earlier. She was born into the House of Bourbon, a powerful royal dynasty that ruled both Spain and France. Her family tree contained numerous examples of cousin marriages, which were frequently utilized to consolidate authority and preserve royal bloodlines. Isabella's father, King Ferdinand VII of Spain, was married four times.
Mary Louise Of Austria
Marie Louise of Austria was the daughter of Holy Roman Emperor Francis II and Maria Theresa of Austria. She rose to prominence after marrying French Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte. Marie Louise was born into the Habsburg family, which is noted for extensive intermarriage among European royal families. The Habsburgs frequently married close cousins to maintain their power and alliances, resulting in a well-documented history of inbreeding within the dynasty. Her parents, Francis II, and Maria Theresa, were not considered close relatives by modern standards, but the Habsburgs had a long history of marrying within royal European families, including cousins.
For the last thousand years, Europe's royal families have habitually intermarried. Why? They did it to establish dynasties and preserve royal wealth within their family. Over time, however, it can result in a genetic nightmare. Join us, as we look at the most inbred women in history.
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Isabella Ii Of Spain
Isabella II of Spain sprung from a lineage that practiced inbreeding, which was popular among European royal families in the nineteenth century and earlier. She was born into the House of Bourbon, a powerful royal dynasty that ruled both Spain and France. Her family tree contained numerous examples of cousin marriages, which were frequently utilized to consolidate authority and preserve royal bloodlines. Isabella's father, King Ferdinand VII of Spain, was married four times.
Mary Louise Of Austria
Marie Louise of Austria was the daughter of Holy Roman Emperor Francis II and Maria Theresa of Austria. She rose to prominence after marrying French Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte. Marie Louise was born into the Habsburg family, which is noted for extensive intermarriage among European royal families. The Habsburgs frequently married close cousins to maintain their power and alliances, resulting in a well-documented history of inbreeding within the dynasty. Her parents, Francis II, and Maria Theresa, were not considered close relatives by modern standards, but the Habsburgs had a long history of marrying within royal European families, including cousins.
