This monarch limited mandatory labor for (*) peasants to three days a week via the Robot Patent.
This monarch had noblewomen sent to convents if a police squad called the Chastity Commission caught them acting immorally. Wolfgang von Kempelen built his fake chess-playing automaton, the Turk, to entertain this monarch. This ruler issued a namesake Nemesis, an illustrated guide to punishing criminals, but later agreed to abolish torture due to the influence of the physician and university reformer Gerard van Swieten. This monarch limited mandatory labor for (*) peasants to three days a week via the Robot Patent. This monarch's minister Kaunitz orchestrated a surprising alliance with France in the Diplomatic Revolution. This successor of Charles VI lost Silesia after Frederick II invaded it to dispute her right to rule. For 10 points, name this mother of Joseph II, a Habsburg queen whose succession was allowed by the Pragmatic Sanction.
This monarch had noblewomen sent to convents if a police squad called the Chastity Commission caught them acting immorally.
Maria Theresa [prompt on partial answer]