Marie-Hortense Catherine de Savoie d'Angoulême

Catherine, Princesse de Condé (Marie-Hortense Catherine de Savoie de Condé; née de Savoie d'Angoulême, Mademoiselle de Châtellerault; 13th December 1707 - present) was a French noblewoman and dual princesse du sang at the court of Charles XII & VII. Catherine was a renowned courtier and noblewoman, serving as the Gouvernante des Enfants Royaux. Born into the princely cadet of the Savoie dynasty, Savoie d'Angoulême, Catherine was a princesse du sang by birth, as well as by marriage to the Prince de Condé of the Savoie de Condé branch.

Always a composed figure, Catherine's beauty was often unmatched by her contemporaries. With a graceful glide as light as a flurry, cheeks as rosy as a rose in full bloom, and skin as fine as porcelain, she was an often-sought marital candidate in her youth and was subjected to courtships throughout her life (even after marriage). However, while she was aware of her beauty and grace, Catherine was ever-humble and pious, leading a very Roman Catholic lifestyle, devoted to God and faithful to her husband.

Issue
With her husband, Louis III de Savoie de Condé, Catherine would have various pregnancies and eventually produce issue, namely:
 * Marie-Anne de Savoie de Condé, Mademoiselle de Condé (20th February 1724 - 22nd February 1724)
 * Stillborn Daughter (27th July 1725)
 * Miscarriage (8th May 1726)
 * Louis-Joseph de Savoie de Condé, Prince de Conti (16th October 1729 - present)
 * Marie-Philippine de Savoie de Condé, Mademoiselle de Conti (27th June 1731 - present)
 * Stillborn Twin Males (18th August 1733)
 * Marie-Catherine de Savoie de Condé, Mademoiselle de Bourbon (30th December 1734 - 2nd May 1743)

Ancestry
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Titles & Styles
13th December 1707 - 26th April 1723 Son Altesse Sérénissime, Mademoiselle de Châtellerault

26th April 1723 - 3rd May 1729 Son Altesse Sérénissime, Madame la Princesse de Joinville

3rd May 1729 - present Son Altesse Sérénissime, Madame la Duchesse d'Angoulême