Léopoldine Éléonore Joséphine du Palatinat

Léopoldine, Princesse Douairière de Condé (Léopoldine Éléonore Joséphine de Wittelsbach; 27th December 1689 - present) was the wife of the late Louis II, Prince de Condé. Léopoldine was a princesse électorale as the daughter of the Électeur Palatin and princesse du sang by her marriage into the Savoie de Condé branch of the Savoie dynasty. In 1703, at the young age of fourteen, Léopoldine traveled from the Palatinate and was presented to the court of Charles XI & VI, Roi de France, and was engaged to the Prince de Conti, Louis François Maximilien. The couple would then become Prince & Princesse de Condé in 1709.

Titles & Styles
27th December 1689 - 9th April 1703 Son Altesse Sérénissime, Princesse Léopoldine du Palatinat

9th April 1703 - 28th February 1709 Son Altesse Sérénissime, Madame la Princesse de Conti et Duchesse de Bourbon

28th February 1709 - 3rd May 1729 Son Altesse Sérénissime, Madame la Princesse de Condé et Duchesse de Bourbon

3rd May 1729 - present Son Altesse Sérénissime, Madame la Princesse Douairière de Condé, Duchesse Douairière de Bourbon, et Comtesse de Charloais