Where are the filles du roi now?

The "Filles du Roi," or Daughters of the King, were young women sent from France to New France (now Quebec, Canada) in the 17th century to help populate the colony. Many descendants of these women still live in Canada, particularly in Quebec, where they contributed significantly to the early population and culture. Today, their legacy is celebrated in various historical and cultural contexts, and they are considered important figures in the history of Quebec and Canadian identity.