I would use the word "daredevil" to describe Louis XIV. He was a very courageous and successful warrior. He is buried in an airtight tomb covered in so many layers of materials, that wnen they excavated him, his body was in nearly perfectly preserved condition.
Well Louis XIV was the one who declared dance as an art form because of Catherine de Medici. If it wasn't for him performing arts schools like Frank Sinatra School of the Arts and LaGuardia HS wouldn't include dance.
Louis the fourteenth was one of the kings of France, prior to the revolution (which happened in the reign of Louis the sixteenth). and also was called the sun kingLouis XIV, known as Louis the Great or the Sun King, was a monarch of the House of Bourbon who ruled as King of France and Navarre from 1643 until his death.
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France would be unified under one religion.
Yes but not very closely, Louis was a Bourbon of France and the Austrian Archduke would be the Holy Roman Emperor and would have been an Austrian Hapsburg.The two families are interlinked by marriages at various points. The closest one I can think of is through Louis XV's father - Also a Louis and Duke of Burgandy who was the son of the Dauphin (The heir to the French Throne and also a Louis) which takes us to Louis XIV our Louis XV's GreatGrandfather who managed to out live both the Dauphin and the Duke of Burgandy which is why Louis XV gets to be king rather than his dad or grandad.Louis XIV "The Sun King" was probably France's greatest ever king and he had married a Spanish Hapsburg "Marie-Therese" The Spanish branch of the Hapsburg Family is related to the Austrian Branch but there was a war (of the Spanish Succession) to prevent the two crowns merging.So Yes Louis XV would be related to the various Emperors in power during his reign - but a bit tenuously.This is all a bit handwavy sorry!
King Louis XIV was one quarter French, one half Spanish and one quarter Italian.
Louis XIV of France was known as The Sun King. he was known as the Sun King because of the idea that as the planets revolve around the Sun, so too should France and the court revolve around him
Only counting the legitimate line: Louis XIV's grandsons were Louis Duke of Burgundy, Philip V of Spain and Charles Duke of Berry, who were the sons of his only son Louis the Dauphin (Crown prince). Sadly, Both the Dauphin and his eldest son the Duke of Burgundy died before Louis XIV, leaving the elderly king's only heir and eventual successor to be his toddler great-grandson Louis Duke of Anjou who ascended as Louis XV when Louis XIV died in 1715. And yes, contrary to popular belief Louis XV is not the son of Louis XIV but rather his great-grandson
One of Louis XIV accomplishments was to improve the economy of his country. He also built fortresses to keep his country safe, this was another big accomplishment.
No, there were several Louis after Louis XIV (14th). The final one was Louis XVIII who was king of France from 1814 to 1824 with a short gap in 1815 for Napoleon
Kings live off revenue (that is, taxes); they do not 'make a living'. Louis XIV was no different, except that he was probably one of the most extravangant kings ever.
no one chose him, he was the next king after his grandfather die
King Louis the fourteenth was one of the most important rulers of France. During his reign Louis lost three battles.
the were all absolute monarchs
Louis XIV created the most stunning example of absolutism that ever existed. The Sun King finished what Richelieu started, gathering all of the power together in the hands of one person.
Well Louis XIV was the one who declared dance as an art form because of Catherine de Medici. If it wasn't for him performing arts schools like Frank Sinatra School of the Arts and LaGuardia HS wouldn't include dance.
The one word that describes this person is PERFECT ...