List of the dames of the Order of Queen Maria Luisa information
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Queen María Luisa
Ladies who have belonged throughout history to the Order of the Noble Ladies of Queen Maria Luisa are listed here. Currently and under the statutes in effect a single category is preserved, "Noble Lady", and the number remains limited to 30 holders, unless exceeded by the express will of the king. After Infante Juan of Spain, Count of Barcelona resigned his dynastic rights on 14 May 1977, during the reigns of Juan Carlos I and Felipe VI no appointments have been made to the order. Although it formally remains in force, it can be considered that this order is dormant.[1]
Infanta María JosefaQueen Carlota Joaquina of PortugalInfanta María Amalia (1779–†1798)The Queen Etruria and Duchess of LuccaQueen Maria Cristina of SadiniaMaría Antonia, Princess of AsturiasQueen Maria IsabelQueen Maria JosephaInfanta Luisa CarlottaQueen Maria ChristinaEmpress Maria FeodorovnaEmpress Elizabeth AlexeievnaEmpress Caroline AugustaDuchess Maria Teresa of ParmaQueen María Cristina of the Two SiciliesThe Dauphine and Duchess of AngoulêmeQueen Marie of Denmark and NorwayEmpress Alejandra FiódorovnaQueen Louise of BelgiumEmpress Maria Anna of AustriaInfanta María Amalia (1818–†1857)Infanta Isabel FernandaEmpress Maria Leopoldina of BrazilIsabella IIInfanta Luisa FernandaInfanta María Cristina (1833–†1902)Empress Amélia of BrazilPrincess Maria Amélia of BrazilQueen Victoria of the UK, Empress of IndiaMaria II of PortugalQueen Marie Amélie of the FrenchHelene, Royal Princess of the FrenchQueen Caroline of DenmarkQueen Anna of the NetherlandsEmpress Teresa Cristina Empress of BrazilQueen Maria Theresa, Queen of the Two SiciliesQueen Marie of BavariaQueen Sophie of the NetherlandsQueen Sophie of the Two SiciliesEmpress Eugénie of the FrenchIsabel, Princess Imperial of BrazilQueen Amalie Auguste of SaxonyLeopoldina, Princess of Saxe-Coburg and GothaQueen Marie Henriette of BelgiumEmpress Augusta of GermanyQueen Louise of SwedenEmpress Maria AlexandrovnaEmpress Carlota of MexicoEmpress Elisabeth of Austria, Queen of HungaryQueen Maria Pia of PortugalQueen Olga of GreeceQueen Louise of DenmarkInfanta IsabellaEmpress ShōkenQueen Sophia of SwedenInfanta Pilar (1861–†1879)Infanta PazArchduchess Gisela of AustriaInfanta EulaliaThe Countess of CasertaQueen MercedesQueen Maria ChristinaQueen Carola of SaxonyQueen Margherita of ItalyThe Countess of FlandersEmpress Victoria of GermanyQueen Emma of the NetherlandsMercedes, Princess of AsturiasInfanta Maria Teresa (1882–†1912)Empress Maria FeodorovnaQueen Elisabeth of RomaniaEmpress Augusta Victoria of GermanyQueen Amélia of PortugalPrincess Beatrice of the UKQueen Alexandra of the UK, Empress of IndiaQueen Wilhelmina of the NetherlandsGrand Duchess Maria Pavlovna of RussiaEmpress Alexandra FeodorovnaLouise, Crown Princess of SaxonyThe Duchess of GuisaQueen Elena of ItalyHélène, Duchess of AostaPrincess of Metternich-WinneburgCecilie, Crown Princess of GermanyArchduchess Maria Josepha of AustriaLouise, Queen of DenmarkQueen Victoria EugenieLouise, Princess Alfonso of BavariaThe Duchess of Connaught and StrathearnQueen Victoria of SwedenEmpress TeimeiElisabeth, Queen of BelgiumThe Marchioness of CarisbrookeThe Princess Andrew of Greece and DenmarkAnne Hélène, Duchess of ApuliaQueen Alexandrine of DenmarkQueen Sophia of GreeceQueen Maria Theresa of BavariaArchduchess Maria Annunciata of AustriaQueen Marie of RomaniaJosefa Bouquet de FigueroaThe Duchess of GallieraInfanta LuisaThe Duchess of TalaveraThe Countess of HarewoodThe Duchess of BrunswickGrand Duchess Victoria FeodorovnaThe Countess of Pardo BazánInfanta Beatriz Infanta Maria CristinaThe Duchess of ValentinoisThe Countess of BarcelonaEsperanza, Imperial Princess of BrazilInfanta Isabel AlfonsaInfanta DoloresThe Duchess of la VictoriaInfanta Mercedes (1911–†1953)Concha EspinaMaría de las Mercedes Miralles de Villegas (Chile)Princess TakamatsuInfanta AliciaInfanta Pilar Infanta MargaritaQueen Sofia
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