Julie d'Aubigny - Duelist, Singer, Radical - Extra History
🕑 Added 2018-10-11 16:00:05 +0000 UTC Julie d'Aubigny lived during an unusual time in 17th-century France when political and cultural norms were shifting. She was allowed to exist openly as a bisexual woman pursuing her swordsmanship and singing talents in the court of King Louis XIV.(No worries, Majapahit Lies + music video is coming next week!)
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Bill Lemmond
Very good! Wow - she packed a lot of living into a sadly short life.
Joo-Hwan Jun
..... Why does this sound VERY similar to the plot of the 1979 anime “The Rose of Versailles?”.... *research*.... Dang it..... Close, but no cigar.
Erin Brioche
Life goals! O.O
Quintin Ang
So, not a fan of this type of episode. While definitely an interesting person, don't see that she had much impact on history, either in her own time or in ours. Still, entertaining story.
Extra History
Honestly, we don't have a good way to know this for a fact. By modern-day standards no, we would say this could not have been consensual even if she said she wanted it, simply because she was still a child when the relationship took place. But because this was a fairly common practice at the time/society she lived in (i.e. young girls marrying older men), it is technically possible that it could have been something she fully agreed to. We don't know very much about the nature of her relationship with the Comte d’Armagnac.
Cindy Franklin
A woman after my own heart! What an amazing person!!
Jon
According to wikipedia, the initial mistress/marriage arrangement occurred when she was 14. Adulthoood started a lot younger in those days... But still, I agree that she managed to squeeze a phenomenal amount of life into those two short decades.
Ryan Wojciechowski
Follow up freak out: 33?!? WHAT? 33?!?!?!?!?! I thought this was a 4 decade adulthood, she died at 33???
Ryan Wojciechowski
So maybe it's just the art style but was the 'relationship' between Julie and the Comp consensual or not?
Joseph A.
Wonderful bait & switch delivering the Zero Hecks Given crime story! Please do this more.
Tammy Spiller
Incredible. Thank you for sharing her wild life!
Matthew Youngster
Obscure, intriguing, and of course, badass. Keep up the good work guys!
Martin Verran
Here's Hoping Louis XIV gets his Own Series in the not too Distant Future.
Rossum
Pushes things too far.... You have no shame! Keep up the good work of bad puns.