Marie Clotilde of France was a French princess and the Queen consort of Sardinia, born in Versailles in 1759. As the younger sister of King Louis XVI, she moved to Italy following her marriage to Charles Emmanuel IV. Throughout her life, she was known for her deep Catholic devotion and her role as a mediator within the Sardinian royal family. She served as a significant political influence, acting as a primary advisor to her husband during his reign. She died in Naples in 1802.