de Luz de Saint-Rémy, de Valois Jeanne

Japanese name:

ジャンヌ・デ・ルスサン・レミ・ド・ヴァロワ

Jeanne de Luz de Saint Remy de Valois - adventurer, the withdrawal of its origin from Henri de Saint-Remy, which is considered to be the illegitimate son of King Henry II of Valois due to Nicole de Savigny. In 1780 she married Count Lamotte, Guard officer Comte d'Artois, and took his surname.

Born in a poor family, but in his youth had been pretty. This coupled with rumors of her high origin helped Joan good marriage. Countess de la Motte was introduced to high society, she was the mistress of Cardinal Louis de Rohan, and was considered a close friend of Queen Marie Antoinette; apparently, the degree of friendship with the queen (Marie Antoinette herself later claimed that was not at all familiar with the de la Motte) was overdone itself countess and served her and her lover as a tool for the implementation of various fraudulent transactions. She took part in the well-known enterprises adventurer Cagliostro. For two years, from 1784 to 1786, she is interested in all the European society as a sad heroine of the famous "case of the necklace"

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