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22 nov 2022 · Aspasia and Alexander’s devotion to one another endured strife, humiliation, and a gruesome event—yet their romance still ultimately ended in tragedy. Let’s fall in love with these facts about Madame Manos, the commoner adored by her king. 1. She Had Bragging Rights. Aspasia was born in Athens on September 4, 1896.
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Coat of arms of the Manos family. Born in 1835, to the Phanariot Manos family, he was the son of the poet, writer and philosopher Konstatinos Manos (1785-1835) and his wife, Sevastia Argyropoulos (1806-1883). His father was the grandson of Nicholas Caradja, Prince of Wallachia, while his mother was the granddaughter of Michael Drakos Soutzos ...
Aspasia Manos (Ασπασία Μάνου, Aspasía Mánou; * 4. September 1896 in Athen; † 7. August 1972 in Venedig) war die Ehefrau von König Alexander I. von Griechenland . Aspasia wurde als Tochter des griechischen Generals und Chefs des Königlichen Marstalls Petros Manos (1871–1918) und dessen Frau Helena Argyropoulou (1874–1930 ...
Aspasia Manos (Atenas, 4 de setembro de 1896 – Veneza, 7 de agosto de 1972) foi uma plebeia grega que se casou com o rei Alexandre da Grécia. Por causa das controvérsia criadas pela união dos dois, Aspasia foi chamada de "Madame Manos" ao invés de rainha, sendo reconhecida como "Princesa Alexandre da Grécia e Dinamarca" apenas anos após a morte do marido por seu sogro o rei Constantino I .
Aspasia è un personaggio dell'opera di Antonio Salieri Axur, Re d'Ormus. La Baronessa Aspasia è un personaggio dell'opera lirica di Gioachino Rossini La pietra del paragone . Aspasia è il nome usato dal Leopardi come pseudonimo della fiorentina Fanny Targioni Tozzetti nel gruppo di Canti denominato appunto Ciclo di Aspasia , nonché nella poesia Aspasia .
