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Encyclopedia > Phuong Mai

Princess Phuong Mai was born on August 1, 1937, in Dalat, Vietnam. Her parents are Emperor Bao Dai and Empress Nam Phuong of Vietnam.


In 1947, Empress Nam Phuong left Vietnam with her children and lived at the Chateau Thorenz outside of Cannes, France.


Phuong Mai received her education in France and did not return to Vietnam.


On August 5, 1971, Phuong Mai married Don Pietro Badoglio, 2nd Duke of Addis Ababa and Marquess of Sabotino.


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On March 20, 1934, at the imperial city of Huế, Bảo Đại married Jeanne Marie-Thérèse (Mariette) Nguyen Huu-Hao Thi Lan (1914-1963), who was renamed Hoang Hau Nam Phuong, or "the Southern Empress".
Together, Nam Phuong and had 5 children: Crown Prince Bảo Long born on January 4, 1936, Phuong Mai born on August 1, 1937, Phuong Lien born on November 3, 1938, Phuong Dung born on February 5, 1942 and Bảo Thang born on December 9, 1943.
In 1940 (during World War II), coinciding with their ally Germany's invasion of France, the Japanese invaded Indochina.
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