Maria VIII and III
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Maria VIII and III | |
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Queen of Ferunia (more...) | |
Tenure | March 7, 1680 – August 21, 1717 |
Coronation | October 3, 1680 |
Predecessor | Julius IV |
Successor | Juliana I |
Queen of Trurnia (more...) | |
Tenure | March 7, 1680 – August 21, 1717 |
Coronation | October 3, 1680 |
Predecessor | Julius II |
Successor | Juliana I |
Duchess of Salono | |
Tenure | January 22, 1663 – March 7, 1680 |
Coronation | September 13, 1678 |
Predecessor | Henri Adrianus |
Successor | Sofia Mariana Adriana |
Regent | Marçelo de Mono (1663 - 1678) |
Born | Maria Talia Adriana January 22, 1663 Montcabralo, Ferunia and Trurnia |
Died | August 21, 1717 Ferunia, Ferunia and Trurnia | (aged 54)
Burial | September 3, 1717 |
Spouse | William II (m. 1677) |
Issue among others... | |
House | Claudius, Adrianus |
Dynasty | Claudian-Adrian |
Father | Julius IV and II |
Mother | Sophia de Montcabralo |
Religion | Catholic |
Maria VIII and III (January 22, 1663 - August 21, 1717) was the Queen of Ferunia as Maria VIII and Queen of Trurnia as Maria III from 1680 to her death in 1717. Maria came to the throne at the age of 17 in 1680 following the death of her father Julius IV and II. During her reign, Maria fought in the Illyrian–Pavulturilori War from 1699 to 1702 and solidified Ferunian and Trurnian dominance in the region with the continued decline of the Kingdom of Illyricum. Later in her reign Maria worked to forge alliances with the Kingdom of Pavulturilor and secured regional peace until her death in 1717, after which she was succeeded by her daughter Juliana I.