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• Fran鏾ise-Ath閚a飐, marquise de Montespan.
• Near 1695, Fran鏾ise-Ath閚a飐, marquise de Montespan acquired the ch鈚eau de Petit-Bourg.
• Fran鏾ise-Ath閚a飐, marquise de Montespan was born in the area in 1640 ( d 1707 ).
• Son of the marquise de Montespan, the duke was the superintendent of the B鈚iments du Roi, or buildings of the king.
• As time passed, Maria Theresa also came to tolerate her husband's prolonged infidelity with Fran鏾ise-Ath閚a飐, Marquise de Montespan.
• The next day, all the courtiers adopted this hairstyle, except the Marquise de Montespan, who thought her hairstyle was in " bad taste ".
• Only in 1681, Toulouse was resurrected as a royal appanage by Louis XIV for his illegitimate son with Fran鏾ise-Ath閚a飐, marquise de Montespan, Louis-Alexandre
• The building was later given to Louise-Fran鏾ise de Bourbon, the eldest legitimised daughter of Louis XIV and his mistress Fran鏾ise-Ath閚a飐, marquise de Montespan.
• He was liberated on the urging of Fran鏾ise-Marie de Bourbon ( 1677 1749 ), legitimized daughter of Louis XIV of France and Fran鏾ise-Ath閚a飐, marquise de Montespan.
• He marries, despite opposition, Fran鏾ise d'Aubign? Marquise de Maintenon, a woman without noble birth who was the governess of his illegitimate children with Fran鏾ise-Ath閚a飐, marquise de Montespan.
• Sabine goes to King's court and meets Duc de Lauzun, who introduces her to the king's mistress, the Marquise de Montespan, who in turn introduces her to the women of the court.
• In 1707, Marie Victoire married Louis Henri de Pardaillan de Gondrin, " marquis de Montespan " ( 1640 1701 ) and of his wife, Fran鏾ise Ath閚a飐 de Rochechouart de Mortemart, " marquise de Montespan ".
• Regrettably, the Trianon de Porcelaine was relatively short-lived, owing to the waning of the marquise de Montespan's popularity and the maintenance of the exterior tile revetment & mdash; tiles would fracture and detach from the surface of the buildings due to the cold weather.
• Even though she could have been Queen of various countries, she was happy being a Louis-Auguste de Bourbon, the founder of the illegitimate line of " Bourbon du Maine ", as a result of a scam by his mother Fran鏾ise-Ath閚a飐, marquise de Montespan.
• "' Fran鏾ise Marie de Bourbon "', " l間itim閑 de France " ( 4 May 1677  1 February 1749 ) was the youngest illegitimate daughter of Louis XIV of France and his " ma顃resse-en-titre ", Fran鏾ise-Ath閚a飐, marquise de Montespan.
• Abzac then passed to the B閞audi鑢e family whose blazon for their coat of arms was " Quarterly of Or a double-headed eagle in gules and azure, a cross of argent couped and fourchee " then the Rochechouart family which explains how it was that Fran鏾ise Ath閚a飐 Rochechouart of Mortenart Marquise de Montespan stayed there with her brother.
• On 2 October of that year, she gave birth to their fifth child, a son named Louis, but by this time her place in the King's affections had been usurped by Fran鏾ise-Ath閚a飐, marquise de Montespan, whom both she and the queen ( both pregnant when the affair began ) had thought of as a trusted friend.
• Several of the women who later came to be favourites to King Louis XIV were from her household : Louise de La Valli鑢e, who gave birth there to two sons of the king, in 1663 and 1665; Fran鏾ise-Ath閚a飐, marquise de Montespan, who supplanted Louise; and Ang閘ique de Fontanges, who was in service to the second Duchess of Orl閍ns.
• Designed by Louis Le Vau and Fran鏾is d'Orbay and built between 1669-1670 as a pleasure pavilion for Louis XIV and his mistress, the marquise de Montespan, the central pavilion and its four smaller buildings were covered with blue and white earthenware ( rather than porcelain, which had not yet been made in Europe ) tiles in imitation of porcelain tiles.
• Louis XV's frequent visits to Paris led to the building in the area of several splendid residences, including a mansion built by Louis Antoine de Pardaillan de Gondrin, Duc d'Antin, son of Marquise de Montespan ( later a long-time mistress to Louis XIV of France ) and the King's Superintendent of Building, Louis Henri Pardaillan de Gondrin, Marquis de Montespan.