#134 KCW. Marysieńka, której "tyteńki" całował Jasieńko.

The royal couple's correspondence is so saturated with passion, eroticism, and sex—open, undisguised—that this has never happened in any other marriage between Polish monarchs. Jan Sobieski was preoccupied with rebellions, wars, and the relief of Vienna, while Marie Casimire traveled to Paris for medical treatment—the two of them exchanged letters constantly. Jan often wrote very frivolously: "I kiss all the beauties, starting from the little one, and especially the little ones, the little fly, the little spider, and the pretty legs." Love blossomed, so it's no wonder the Polish queen became pregnant 17 times and, although she miscarried several times, gave birth to thirteen children, of whom, unfortunately, only four reached adulthood. But there was also a dark legend that condemned Marie Casimire from honor and faith. Yet she did so much for Poland. I invite you to listen to the 134th episode of the Curious About Everything Club – and the 35th in the Women Rule series, which I was able to produce thanks to your support, meaning donations of any amount to the account ⁠patronite.pl/klcw⁠. Thank you very much! My guest is Prof. Dr. hab. Aleksandra Skrzypietz – professor of humanities at the Institute of History, Faculty of Humanities, University of Silesia in Katowice. I collaborate with Wojciech Ciarka PR. Let's be together and together seek answers to the eternal questions: "Where do we come from? Who are we? Where are we going?" You can deposit your chosen amount to the account: ⁠patronite.pl/klcw⁠ See you soon! Hanna Maria Giza