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Line 1: {{Short description\|Livonian noblewoman of German descent, lady in waiting and favourite}} '''Julia von Mengden''' (1719-1786), was a Livonian noble, [[lady in waiting]], favourite and the intimate friend and confidante of the Russian regent [[Anna Leopoldovna]]. ▼ [[File:Ivan VI of Russia with Y.Mengden by anonymous (18th c., Tretyakov gallery).jpg\|thumb\|]] Julia was the daughter of the Livonian baron Magnus Gustav von Mengden. She participated in the coup that placed Anna Leopoldovna in power 1740 and was named the official nurse of [[Ivan VI of Russia]]. She followed Anna Leopoldovna to her prison in [[Riga]] in 1741, but was then separated from her and imprisoned in [[Ranenburg]]. She was released by [[Catherine the Great]] in 1762.▼ ▲'''Baroness Julia von Mengden''' (~~1719-1786~~Augusta Juliane) (1719–1786), was a ~~Livonian~~[[Livonia]]n [[noblewoman]] of German ~~noble~~descent, [[lady in waiting]], [[favourite]], ~~and the~~an intimate friend and a confidante of the Russian regent [[Grand Duchess Anna Leopoldovna of Russia\|Grand Duchess Anna Leopoldovna]]. == ~~Sources~~Biography == ▲Baroness Augusta Juliane ''Julia'' was the daughter of the Livonian ~~baron~~[[Baron]] Magnus Gustav von [[:File:Mengden-Wappen.png\|Mengden]] (1663-1726) and his third wife, Dorothea Sophie von [[:File:Rosen-Wappen.png\|Rosen]] (1690-1773).<ref name="Livland">{{in lang\|de}} Genealogisches Handbuch der baltischen Ritterschaften, Livland, Teil 1.2, Görlitz 1935, [http://daten.digitale-sammlungen.de/~db/bsb00000559/images/index.html?seite=562 p. 1196]</ref> She participated in the coup that placed [[Grand Duchess]] Anna Leopoldovna in power 1740 and was named the official nurse of [[Ivan VI of Russia]]. She followed Anna Leopoldovna to her prison in [[Riga]] in 1741, but was then separated from her and imprisoned in [[Ranenburg]]. She was released by [[Catherine the Great]] in 1762. *{{Equivalent\|Swedish}} == References == {{Reflist}} ~~<references/>~~ {{Authority control}} {{DEFAULTSORT:Mengden, Julia}} [[Category:1719 births]] ~~[[Category:18th-century Latvian people]]~~ [[Category:18th-century Russian people]]▼ [[Category:Ladies-in-waiting]]▼ [[Category:1786 deaths]] ▲[[Category:~~18th~~Ladies-~~century~~in-waiting from the Russian ~~people~~Empire]] ~~[[ru:Менгден, Юлиана Магнусовна]]~~ ▲[[Category:~~Ladies-in-waiting~~Livonian nobility]] ~~[[sv:Julia Mengden]]~~ [[Category:Governesses to the Imperial Russian court]] [[Category:Mengden family\|Julia von Mengden]] [[Category:People from the Russian Empire of German descent]]