The Tragic Story of 3 Medici Girls: Lucrezia and Isabella de Medici, and Leonora di Garzia
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- čas přidán 10. 04. 2024
- The 16th century tragic story of 3 young Medici women. The ladies were the daughters, and niece, of Cosimo I de Medici, the Duke of Florence, and later the Grand Duke of Tuscany. Although Leonora was a niece, she was raised alongside the girls from an early age. They were like sisters, and she was like a daughter to Cosimo. We start off with Isabella de Medici followed by her cousin Leonora di Garzia, with whom she had a very close relationship with. We finish it off with the youngest of the girls, Lucrezia de Medici, who unfortunately didn't make it past the age of 17.
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Correction: At the beginning of the video (16s) I say Cosimo I de Medici, Grand Duke of Florence, but should be Grand Duke of Tuscany. He was previously Duke of Florence.
Fantastic video and very informative. I feel so sad to learn the fates of these women trapped in the brutal patriarchy of the time 😢
Thank you! Yes, so sad 😕
The Medicis!!!! Love this! They were my inspiration for my trip to Florence. We visited their home and got a hotel nearby. You just got a new subscriber! I love history! Thanks for sharing! 😊
Thank you, and welcome! Florence is my favorite, so beautiful.
They’re my inspiration to go there too!! Anything you can share about their must sees there, love to hear it!! 🙏🏼🙂
Great idea for a video! Have so many places to share. 😊
@@historybylynnyYes!!!! 🙏🏼💜
That’s why I travelled to Florence as well ,going on their footsteps. Fascinating
Just found your channel.
It's a perfect breath of fresh historical air
Thanks 🎉
Yay, happy to have you here! 😊
The double standards are appalling!
Wow, such tragedies. I find myself thinking after I watch one of your videos like these, how I’d manage if I were in the position of the figures you mention. Very sad & thought provoking stories! 🙏🏼🤔⏳🦉💀🌹
I would definitely think I could play at politics, but end up dead hella fast 😅
@@jessjess23brooks89 I know, me too!! 🙄😂
@@jessjess23brooks89I’m sayin 😂 thinkin I was slick as hell to the moment I swallowed the poison 🫠
Excellent love the fact I have no real knowledge of these people and you are telling me something new
Glad you enjoyed the story! 😊
All of this is so interesting! I first became interested in the Medici family after watching a docudrama series about them, as well as a few short documentaries. I later learned that I may be a descendant of Henri II and Caterina, but have not had much time to study and learn for certain.
I am a member of an ancestral organization, so much of my ancestry has been confirmed, but when one begins to learn about these people and their fascinating lives (both good and bad), it still seems more like good fiction!
Love the channel!! 😃😃xx
Thank you! 😀
I don't know if you are interested in literature but maggie o Farrel wrote a wonderful novel on lucrezia's life but of course she gave a better ending in the novel than in real life.
I read that one! The marriage portrait
Loved this video the history is so interesting and tragic. The girls were all beautiful, obviously men had no respect for women at that time…so sad 😢
I had no idea how numerous they were! Also very handsome according to the portraits we can see. It seems like it didn't pay to be a wealthy young woman, given how
common wife-murder was. This is a very informative video. I want some of those outfits, complete with the jewels.
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New subscriber- that’s for not using ai voices and ur channel is great
Glad you are here. Thank you so much! 🙂
Very informative, well done video. The Medici are very interesting. I only have one criticism, a pet peeve of mine. You repeatedly call them "girls" while their husbands, lovers, and brothers are men. It's infantilizing and insulting, especially when speaking of their extravagant lives, and misbehavior. ie:"He wasn't a fan of the girls' lifestyle in Florence."
As a historian, I know that women *were* quite infantilized back then, hence the need for guardians/protectors (even many cases where the 'guardian' was a woman's grown son) but we don't have to perpetuate their infantilization. They were old enough to be married, take lovers, have children, and manage large households and lands, etc, so they deserve to be called women or ladies. Or you can refer to their husbands as boys. Just be equal in your language. (unless, as in some historical marriages, there's a large age gap, such as when powerful men marry the much younger girls, often early teens, who were intended to marry their sons, etc.) I'm not a feminazi by any means, more of a language/grammar aficionado. Like I said, it's a pet peeve, and it irked me every time I heard it.
I understand. Thanks for the feedback.
damn get a journal 😭 ain’t nobody reading allat. a whole ten page thinkpiece is insane lmaoooo
@@BobUikder-ig4uq If you can’t handle that paragraph (it’s not even close to a full page) how the hells did you possibly finish school?
It's nice to know people still have a passion for grammar. Michelle uk
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You could not make this stuff up 😂
Grand Duke of Florence? No such thing... Actually,' Dukes of Florence & afterwards ruler of The Grand Duchy of Tuscany...
Yes you are correct! Duke of Florence and Grand Duke of Tuscany! 🤦🏻♀️ should have caught that