Marie Julie Clary

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Marie Julie Clary was a Frenchwoman who became Queen consort of Naples and later of Spain as the wife of Joseph Bonaparte, Napoleon Bonaparte’s elder brother.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf French noblewoman
human
queen consort
associatedWith Bonaparte family
linked to: Bonaparte dynasty

First French Empire
birthCountry Kingdom of France
birthDate 1771-12-26
birthPlace Marseille
burialPlace Santa Croce Basilica, Florence
child Charlotte Bonaparte
Zénaïde Bonaparte
countryOfCitizenship France
deathCountry Grand Duchy of Tuscany
deathDate 1845-04-07
deathPlace Florence
era Napoleonic era
familyName Clary
father François Clary
givenName Julie
house House of Bonaparte
marriageDate 1794-08-01
monarchConsortOf Joseph Bonaparte
mother Françoise Rose Somis
name Marie Julie Clary
nobleTitle Countess of Survilliers
Queen of Naples
Queen of Spain
notableFor being consort to Joseph Bonaparte in Naples and Spain
notableRelative Jean-Baptiste Bernadotte
Napoleon Bonaparte
positionHeld Queen consort of Naples
Queen consort of Spain
reignAsQueenConsortOfNaplesEnd 1808
reignAsQueenConsortOfNaplesStart 1806
reignAsQueenConsortOfSpainEnd 1813
reignAsQueenConsortOfSpainStart 1808
religion Roman Catholicism
residence Florence
Madrid
Mortaio (Morfontaine) in France
Naples
sibling Désirée Clary
spouse Joseph Bonaparte
spouseOccupation French politician
King of Naples
King of Spain

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Julie Clary birthName Marie Julie Clary
Marie Julie Clary name Marie Julie Clary
Julie Clary birthName Marie Julie Clary
subject linked to: Countess of Survilliers