Queen of Haiti

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Queen of Haiti was the royal consort of King Henri I during the early 19th-century Kingdom of Haiti, symbolizing the short-lived Haitian monarchy established after independence.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf consort title
royal title
appliesToJurisdiction Haiti
associatedWithDynasty Christophe dynasty
associatedWithEvent post-independence state-building in Haiti
associatedWithPerson Henri Christophe
capitalOfRealm Cap-Haïtien
consortOf Henri I of Haiti
linked to: Henri Christophe
country Kingdom of Haiti
countryToday Republic of Haiti
linked to: Haiti
dissolved 1820
endTime 1820
followedBy no direct successor (monarchy abolished)
follows First Empire of Haiti (as a form of Haitian monarchy)
genderOfHolder female
governmentFormOfRealm hereditary monarchy
hasDomain northern Haiti
linked to: Northern Haiti
hasSpouse Henri I of Haiti
linked to: Henri Christophe
historicalEra early 19th century
inception 1811
languageOfTitle French
Haitian Creole
monarch Henri I of Haiti
linked to: Henri Christophe
monarchyType Kingdom of Haiti
notableFor being part of the first and only Haitian royal court
partOf Haitian monarchy
positionHeldBy Marie-Louise Coidavid
precededBy no prior Haitian queen consort
religionAssociated Roman Catholicism
startTime 1811
styleOfAddress Her Majesty
symbolizes royal legitimacy of the Kingdom of Haiti
short-lived Haitian monarchy after independence
titleCreatedBy Henri I of Haiti
linked to: Henri Christophe
titleHolder Marie-Louise Coidavid
titleUsedIn Cap-Haïtien court

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Marie-Louise Coidavid title Queen of Haiti
King of Haiti (North) hasGenderedForm Queen of Haiti (North)
linked to: Queen of Haiti
royal court of Henri Christophe associatedWithPerson Queen Marie-Louise of Haiti
linked to: Queen of Haiti