Immortalized at five in Velázquez’s Las Meninas, Infanta Margarita Teresa of Spain seemed destined for glory. But centuries of Habsburg inbreeding made life lethal. Married to her uncle at fifteen, she endured six pregnancies in six years; most children died, and she followed at twenty-one. Her brother, Carlos II, crippled by the same genetic curse, died childless. The Spanish Habsburg dynasty—once Europe’s mightiest—collapsed, victims of their own obsession with “pure blood.” Behind the crowns,

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