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Marthe Franceschini

1755 – 1799

Wife of Mohamed ben Abdellah of Morocco

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About Marthe Franceschini

Lived 1755 – 1799 (aged 43–44). Marthe Franceschini was a slave.

Marthe Franceschini (1755 - 1799), renamed Lalla Dawiya was a slave concubine and then the wife of Sultan Mohammed ben Abdallah of Morocco (r. 1757–1790).

She was born in Corsica, but Doctor William Lempriere who met her reports that she was an Italian woman native of Genoa. When she was seven, she was kidnapped by corsairs and sold at the slave market in Morocco.

Described as a beauty, she was acquired by Sultan Mohammed ben Abdallah as a slave concubine in his harem. She eventually gained a favorite position in the 'Alawi harem. As such, she converted to Islam and was given the name Lalla Dawiya. In 1786, the sultan made her one of his legal wives. She maintained diplomatic contacts with Europeans rulers such as Napoleon I.

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Important facts

Birth century
Died
1799, Larache
Occupation
Slave
Nationality
Corsica

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Frequently asked questions

Who was Marthe Franceschini?

Wife of Mohamed ben Abdellah of Morocco

When was Marthe Franceschini born?

Marthe Franceschini was born on 25 April 1755 in Tunis.

When did Marthe Franceschini die?

Marthe Franceschini died in 1799 in Larache.

What was Marthe Franceschini's occupation?

Marthe Franceschini was a slave.

What nationality was Marthe Franceschini?

Marthe Franceschini's recorded nationality: Corsica.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Marthe Franceschini

· Wikidata: Q17352261

· DBpedia: Marthe Franceschini

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