Christina of Sardinia (1812–1836)
Christina of Sardinia (1812–1836)
Queen of the Two Sicilies. Name variations: Christine of Sardinia. Born on November 14, 1812; died on January 31, 1836; daughter of Maria Teresa of Austria (1773–1832) and Victor Emmanuel I (b. 1759), king of Sardinia (r. 1802–1821); married Ferdinand II of Naples (b. 1810), king of the Two Sicilies (r. 1830–1859), on November 21, 1832; children: Francis II (1836–1894), king of the Two Sicilies (r. 1859–1860), king of Sicily (r. 1859–1894).
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