Louise of Mecklenburg-Strelitz was a German queen consort born on March 10, 1776. She married Frederick William III of Prussia in 1793 and became known for her beauty, intelligence, and strong character. Louise played a significant role in promoting the arts and education in Prussia. During the Napoleonic Wars, Louise became a symbol of national pride and resilience. She supported her husband in his efforts to resist French domination and was admired for her dedication to her family and country. Louise passed away on July 19, 1810, leaving a lasting legacy in Prussian history.