ESI-D "Guardian" Ω Omega
Letizia Bonaparte
Mother of Napoleon · Corsican/French · 18th–19th c.
Napoleon's mother (1750–1836). From a poor Corsican noble family, she bore 8 children and raised virtually all of them to become kings, queens, and marshals — laying the foundations of the Bonaparte dynasty. Her extreme frugality earned her the nickname "Madame Mère" (Madam Mother). After Napoleon's fall she spent her final years in Rome, surviving her most famous son.
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