Marie-Antoinette Ferdinande d’Espagne

Marie Antoinette d’Espagne (French: Marie-Antoinette Ferdinande d’Espagne; Spanish: María Antonia Fernanda de Anjou y Anjou; 17th November 1729 – Present), or the sobriquet "Dame de la Rose Espagnole", was a Spanish princess and the current Dauphin de France by marriage. She is the youngest and sixth daughter to Felipe V de Anjou, Rey de España, and his second wife, the Italian princess Elisabeth Farnese. Following the tragic death of her older sister, María Teresa Rafaela d’Espagne, she was agreed upon as a substitute to be betrothed to Charles Emmanuel Joseph de France—heir apparent to the French throne—in order to resolve the marriage settlement between France and Spain.