Who was Marc de Beauvau?
Q: Who was Marc de Beauvau?
A: Marc de Beauvau was a member of the powerful French House of Beauvau, a Prince of the Holy Roman Empire, and known as the Prince of Craon.
Q: What was one of Marc de Beauvau's important positions?
A: Marc de Beauvau acted as Viceroy of the Grand Duchy of Tuscany.
Q: Was Marc de Beauvau also the Prince of Beauvau?
A: Yes, Marc de Beauvau was the Prince of Beauvau but was better known as the Prince of Craon.
Q: Did Marc de Beauvau have any connections with the Duke and Duchess of Lorraine?
A: Yes, Marc de Beauvau and his wife were close friends with the then Duke and Duchess of Lorraine, and his wife later became the mistress of the duke.
Q: What other title was Marc de Beauvau given?
A: Marc de Beauvau was made a "Grandee of Spain".
Q: When was Marc de Beauvau born and when did he pass away?
A: Marc de Beauvau was born on 29 April 1679 and passed away on 10 March 1754.
Q: What was Marc de Beauvau's full name?
A: Marc de Beauvau's full name was François Vincent Marc.
