Élisabeth Henriette Charlotte d'Orléans-Longueville-Anjou

Élisabeth Henriette Charlotte d'Orléans-Longueville-Anjou (3rd July 1663 - Present) is the Madame la Grande Dauphine of France. She was born as the eldest daughter of Henri de France, Duc d'Anjou and Élisabeth Charlotte de Bavière, the previous Madame Palatine. As wife of the Monseigneur le Grand Dauphin, she is set to become the future Queen of France.

Early Life
During the late hours of the 3rd of July, the Imperial wing of Versailles would be bustiling about. The Duchesse d'Anjou had gone into her long awaited labor. Upon the birth of the Monsieur and Madame d'Anjou's first child, they were all hoping and praying for a boy. However once the delivery of a girl was announced, the Duc d'Anjou was devastated as this meant he would have to sleep with his wife again to produce their heir. Of course, the Madame d'Anjou was aware of her husband's affair with the Duc de Nevers, Philippe Jules Mancini and so took his distaste of their child with little distress. The new baby girl would be given the name Élisabeth Henriette Charlotte in honor of her mother, and would be bestowed the title of Mademoiselle as she was the firstborn daughter of the Orléans-Longueville-Anjou line.

Education and Adolescence
From her birth, she was expected to go through the premier standard education of a Petite-Fille of France. At Versailles she would be assigned a great number of governesses and tutors, whom of which would take great care in giving her the guidance she needed. However, Charlotte herself was described as a "frivolous child, who takes no interest in wanting to learn." By the age of six she would soon be introduced to François-Jules de France, her first cousin and the Grand Dauphin of France. An agreement would then soon be made, that once Charlotte would reach her fifteenth birthday she was to marry him.