Marie Marguerite de Lévis

Marie, Mademoiselle de Ventadour (Marie Marguerite de Lévis; born 8th May 1625) is a Grandelumièrian noblewoman and courtier. Born to Henri de Lévis and Marie-Liesse de Luxembourg, respectively Duc and Duchesse de Lévis, Marie belongs to the respected line of the Lévis.
As sole unmarried daughter of the Duc de Lévis, Marie has an heavy burden upon her shoulders. Facing everyday the strict expectation of the court of Charles XI, she finds herself lost within a multitude of unknown courtiers at the ready to grasp her fortune and heritage. Thankfully within her solitude Marie found confidence and courage within virtuous figures, aiding her to march along the crowded halls of Montrouge, within the person of Alphonse-Chrétien de Blois placing himself as her mentor. As of Spring of 1652 she aspire for yet more and hopes to fly freely by herself.
Category:17th-century births
Category:House of Lévis
Category:Grandelumièrian nobility