Marriage1615
Anne of Austria marries Louis XIII
Historical person
Anne of Austria Biography
Historical biography and chronological timeline for Anne of Austria, based on 14 World History Database records associated with France.
14 records1615–166610 events5 places
Chronological biography
1615
1643
Regency14 May 1643
Appointed Member of Regency Council
Constitution of France18 May 1643
Granted sole & absolute power by the Paris Parliament
1648
Arrest of Pierre Broussel1648
Demonstrators force Anne to release Broussel & call for the removal of Mazarin
Arrest of Pierre Broussel and other parlementaires1648
Arrests 3 troublemakers in Parlement including Broussel after the Battle of Lens
Battle of Lens1648
France defeats Spain
Constitution of France1648
Grants concessions to the Chambre by withdrawing Mazarines intendants. Describes the Chambre as a "republic within the monarchy"
Demonstrations1648
Demonstrators force Anne to release Broussel & call for the removal of Mazarin
Constitution of France22 September 1648
Worried her son will be a "cardboard King". Signs a declaration granting further reform
Peace of Westphalia24 October 1648
The regency gains prestige from a favourable peace settlement.
Treaty of Westphalia24 October 1648
France receives Habsburg rights in Alsace under the Treaty of Westphalia.
Treaty of Westphalia24 October 1648
France confirms the Three Bishoprics while Lorraine remains a contested frontier region.
Treaty of Westphalia24 October 1648
France and Sweden guarantee the peace while France gains rights in Alsace.
1666
Death of Anne of Austria20 January 1666
Death of Anne of Austria, dies of breast cancer
Titles and roles
Queen · Queen · Member of Regency Council
Record provenance
This biography is assembled from World History Database records filtered by country and personal-name fields. Exact duplicate display records are removed. The database is an index rather than a complete narrative biography; formal research should verify entries against relevant primary or specialist sources.