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Charles the 2nd, one of the 4 Romanian
kings, who ruled in Romania in the
30’s, suffered from priapism.
Priapism is a condition where the
male suffers from a permanent erection.
Obviously, this is someone any normal
male would be worried about, but if
you are a royal figure…well,
there are more things to worry about.
It seems that the Romanian secret
services had the mission to select
beautiful and “clean”
women to be present on the roadside
during the king’s visits through
the city, that were later chosen to
satisfy the monarch’s…disease.
Charles had three wives and died in
exile in Portugal. He was happily
married to the last wife.
• Louis XV, King of France in
the 18th century, had a great appetite
for sex. Besides many mistresses,
in his later days, he had a great
interest in younger girls. It seems
that some of his conquests were barely
10 years of age when they entered
his bed. His famous mistress, Madame
de Pompadour, being unable to satisfy
his urges, began to choose and bring
girls herself for the king’s
bedroom. Having seen how he employed
most of his time, there is not much
doubt why France suffered quite a
few defeats during his reign and lost
most of its colonies…
• Napoleon Bonaparte had many
mistresses during his reign. By his
own confessions, he started his sexual
life in Paris, with a young prostitute
that had been abandoned by a French
officer, but later he was quite a
sought lover. One must admit that
his functions could account for some
of his success with the ladies, but
many of them later confessed that
they found him to be “charming.”
Interesting adjective for one of the
greatest warriors of all times…Even
if he had many mistresses, it seems
that his love for his first wife,
Josephine, never ended, not even with
the latter’s death in 1814.
His second wife, Empress Marie Louise,
relates that on their first night
together, he came to her apartment
with an excessive amount of cologne
on himself and that she did everything
laughing. History doesn’t tell
us what she was laughing at…
• The oldest mention of a dildo
in the English language can be found
in the “The Choice of Valentines
or the Merie Ballad of Nash his Dildo”,
written by Nash in the 16th century.
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