Theresa Kunegunda Sobieska Totally Explained

After the death of his first wife, the Kurfürst Maximilian II Emanuel, elector of Bavaria and married her on 2 January 1695 and she became the Bavarian Kurfürstin Therese Kunigunde.
   She was mother of ten children by her husband, including Karl VII, Holy Roman Emperor and Clemens August of Bavaria, Archbishop-Elector of Cologne.
   In 1704-05, in the ensuing evacuation of the Bavarian court to the Netherlands after the defeat in the Battle of Blenheim, she apparently was in charge of the government in Electoral Palatinate as Regent Princess Palatine.
   She rests in Theatinerkirche (Munich).

Children

A stillborn child (born and deceased in 1695)
Maria Anna Karoline (1696-1750), became as nun om 29 October 1720 by the name "Therese Emanuele de corde Jesu" in Klarissinenkloster Munich
Karl VII Albrecht (1697-1745), Holy Roman Emperor, King of Bohemia, and Elector of Bavaria
Philipp Moritz Maria (1698-1719), posthumously elected bishop of Paderborn and bishop of Münster as news of his passing hadn't spread yet
Ferdinand Maria Innozenz (1699-1738), Imperial Fieldmarschall
Clemens August (1700-1761), Archbishop of Cologne, Hoch- und Deutschmeister, Prince-Bishop of Hildesheim, Münster, Bishop of Paderborn and Osnabrück
Wilhelm (1701-1704), Prince of Bavaria
Alois Johann Adolf (1702-1705), Prince of Bavaria
Johann Theodor of Bavaria (1703-1763), Cardinal, Prince-Bishop of Regensburg, Bishop of Freising and Bishop of Liège
Maximilian Emanuel Thomas (1704-1709), Prince of Bavaria

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