
KEISARINNA ELISABET
CLARA TSCHUDI
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A dazzling ceremony unites two branches of the Wittelsbach line, drawing together an astonishing web of European royalty. The diamond wedding at Possenhofen is as much a celebration of love as it is a vivid snapshot of an era where titles, alliances, and personal quirks intertwine. Amid the glittering festivities, listeners meet the charismatic Duke Maximilian, his devoted wife Ludovica, and their sprawling family—each member carrying a unique blend of talent, ambition, and, at times, eccentricity.
Beyond the ballroom, the narrative follows the enigmatic Empress Elisabeth, a figure both revered and misunderstood. Her longing for solitude clashes with the expectations of a court that sees her as a living relic of a bygone age. As whispers of mental strain and secret passions ripple through the gathering, the story gently probes the tension between public duty and private yearning, setting the stage for deeper conflicts that will shape the family's future.
Language
fi
Duration
~5 hours (295K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Tuula Temonen
Release date
Apr 11, 2021
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1856–1945
Known for lively, popular biographies, this Norwegian writer brought queens, empresses, and other notable women vividly to life for a wide readership. Her books mixed historical curiosity with an accessible, storytelling touch.
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