Amalie von Hessen-Darmstadt : diforc'h etre ar stummoù

*[[Karl Ludwig Friedrich (Baden)|Karl]] (1786–1818), [[dug-meur Baden]], dimezet e 1806 da [[Stéphanie de Beauharnais]] (1789–1860);

*[[Wilhelmine Luise von Baden|Wilhelmine]] (1788–1836), dimezet e 1804 d'he c'henderv an dug-meur [[Ludwig II von Hessen]] (1777–1848)

Amalie a voe degaset da Saint Petersburg gant he mamm e 1772 da weladenniñ lez Rusia, rak unan eus danvez-priedoù ar priñs Paul e oa. met hennezh a gavas gwell dimeziñ d'he c'hoar

Crown Prince Paul; Paul, however, decided upon her sister Wilhelmine. during her marriage, she complained about the coldness of the Margrave Karl Friedrich and the childish behavior of her spouse. She also missed the Prussian and Russian courts. She served ceremoniously as the first lady of the court from the death of her mother in law in 1783 until the marriage of her son in 1806. In 1801, she visited her daughter the Russian Empress in Russia with her family, and thereafter her second daughter, the Swedish Queen, in Sweden in September 1801. During her stay in Sweden she was described as witty, intelligent and correct and fully dominated her spouse.<ref>

</ref> AsEnebete anoa opponentouzh of Napoleon[[Napoleone Buonaparte]] Bonaparte, she had tried to prevent the wedding of her son to Stéphanie de Beauharnais, and after their wedding in 1806, she retired to her widow estate in Bruchsal. In 1807, Amalie sent her daughter, the Queen Frederica of Sweden, a letter from her second daughter, the Empress of Russia, in an attempt to convince Frederica to use her influence to persuade her spouse to make peace between Sweden and Napoleon, which did not succeed.<ref>