Her namesake order was founded as the female counterpart to the (*) Iron Cross four years after she died in 1810, at the age of thirty-four.
After a young girl presented a wreath and a dedicatory poem in this ruler's honor, this ruler famously broke protocol by kissing her. This ruler sponsored Christian Daniel Rauch's early work, and he, in turn created a reclining statue for this ruler's mausoleum. This monarch's death inspired an attempted union of the Lutheran and Calvinist churches in this ruler's country. This ruler was the initiator of negotiations for the Treaty of Potsdam and the most influential advocate of Baron von Stein's reforms. She and Maria Theresa were the two historical paragons of female virtue and nationalism in Nazi propaganda. Her namesake order was founded as the female counterpart to the (*) Iron Cross four years after she died in 1810, at the age of thirty-four. For 10 points, name this wife of Frederick William III and mother of Wilhelm I, who unsuccessfully pleaded Prussia's case in front of Napoleon at Tilsit.
After a young girl presented a wreath and a dedicatory poem in this ruler's honor, this ruler famously broke protocol by kissing her.
Louise, Queen of Prussia (or Luise (Auguste Wilhelmine Amalie) of Mecklenburg-Strelitz)