Zéphyrine Dorothée de Talleyrand-Périgord

Zéphyrine Dorothée de Talleyrand-Périgord, Madame la Grande (born 27th May, 1636 — present) was a Grandelumèrian noblewoman, salonnière and art connoisseur. An entrancing charmer, whose wits and brazenness were matched only by her ringlets of spun gold, beguiling charisma, a roguish streak, and an aptitude for coquetry, the young lady presented herself at the court of Charles XI in 1652 under the auspices of her cousin, the Marquis d'Excideuil. After a brief marital stint with Louis d'Estrées, which ended in annullment, she tied the knot with the Comte de Brie, who exercised the capacities of Grand Écuyer de l'Empire with the appellation of Monsieur le Grand. 
== Titles and Styles ==
* 27th May 1636 — 16th May 1654: Mademoiselle de Beauséjour
* 16th May 1654 — 8th January 1655: Madame la Comtesse de Nanteuil
* 8th January 1655 — 19th June 1655: Mademoiselle de Beauséjour
* 19th June 1655 — 11th July 1658: Mademoiselle la Marquise de Maintenon
* 11th July 1658 — present: Madame la Grande
==Ancestry==