Katharina Strada
Czech noblewoman
About Katharina Strada
Lived 1567 – 1629 (aged 61–62). Katharina Strada was an Austrian concubine.
Kateřina Stradová also known as Anna Marie Stradová and Catherina Strada (c. 1568-1629), was the mistress of Rudolf II, Holy Roman Emperor, with whom she had six children.
Kateřina Stradová was the daughter of the painter Ottavio Strada the Elder, the sister of the painter Ottavio Strada the Younger, and the grand-daughter of the dealer and courtier Jacopo Strada. She became the mistress of Rudolf II at about the age of fifteen. She was given the title of countess. They had six children, but only their eldest son is well attested in historical records. She was given the title of countess and is described as bright and attentive, educated in Vienna, and was said to have fine and gracious features.
Children She had six children with Rudolf: Don Julius Caesar d'Austria Matyáš d’Austria Carlos d’Austria Karolina d’Austria Dorothea d’Austria Alžběta d’Austria
In popular culture In the films The Emperor and the Golem and The Baker's Emperor, she was played by .
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Who was Katharina Strada?
Czech noblewoman
When was Katharina Strada born?
Katharina Strada was born in 1567.
When did Katharina Strada die?
Katharina Strada died in 1629.
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Katharina Strada was a concubine.
What nationality was Katharina Strada?
Katharina Strada was Austrian.
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