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Why didn't any of Louis the XIV's children succeeded him as the future king?
Louis XIV was put to the guillotine because of his misuse of power. this was a major cause of the French Revolution.being executed by the people, this was basically saying "as the French people, we take the power away from you and are now forming a radical republic"first off, in a radical republic, kings are non-existantsecondly, Lous was removed for a reason do theFrench really want his chldren???????thrid of all, when removed form power, there will never be a successor from the samefamily.AnswerLouis XIV lived a very long life and ruled France for 72 years. He outlived both his son and grandson. His great grandson was his successor, Louis XV. Louis XV's grandson became Louis XVI who was the King of France who was guillotined along with his wife, Marie Antoinette. After Louis XVI's death came Napoleon and after Napoleon's exile was the brother of Louis XVI, Louis XVIII who was never able to rule as an absolute monarch.
When was Les Miserables supposed to take place and who was the ruler of France during that time?
Les Miserable takes place from 1815 to about 1834, though the time covered from 1832 to the end of the book is not clear. Napoleon is briefly Emperor at the earlier times of the book and King Louis the 18th for much of the rest, with King Charles the 10th on the throne at the end.
Why did the Normans take part of England?
They didn't take part of england, Harold had taken the throne, but the throne was claimed to William the conqueror. So William invaded endland killed Harold's army including him and then he succeded the throne.
At what age did Ramses ii take the throne?
at 14
When did King Edward VI take throne after Henry VII?
Edward VI took the throne on January 28th, 1547.
Who did Napoleon Bonapate take France from?
napoleon didn't take France from anyone but was appointed dictator a few years after king Louis 14th was executed by guillotine at the start of the French revolution.
Why didn't any of Louis the XIV's children succeeded him as the future king?
Louis XIV was put to the guillotine because of his misuse of power. this was a major cause of the French Revolution.being executed by the people, this was basically saying "as the French people, we take the power away from you and are now forming a radical republic"first off, in a radical republic, kings are non-existantsecondly, Lous was removed for a reason do theFrench really want his chldren???????thrid of all, when removed form power, there will never be a successor from the samefamily.AnswerLouis XIV lived a very long life and ruled France for 72 years. He outlived both his son and grandson. His great grandson was his successor, Louis XV. Louis XV's grandson became Louis XVI who was the King of France who was guillotined along with his wife, Marie Antoinette. After Louis XVI's death came Napoleon and after Napoleon's exile was the brother of Louis XVI, Louis XVIII who was never able to rule as an absolute monarch.
When was Les Miserables supposed to take place and who was the ruler of France during that time?
Les Miserable takes place from 1815 to about 1834, though the time covered from 1832 to the end of the book is not clear. Napoleon is briefly Emperor at the earlier times of the book and King Louis the 18th for much of the rest, with King Charles the 10th on the throne at the end.
How did he take the throne?
he took the throne because his dad dies when he was 5
Why did Mary back down from throne?
because she was ill and let elizibeth take the throne
Does Prince Charles have to take the throne?
No
How did squealer justify napoleon take-over to the others?
He said that Napoleon had taken on extra responsibility
How did Squealer justify Napoleon's take-over to the others?
He said that Napoleon had taken on extra responsibility
Qho does Hamlet recommend to the throne?
Hamlet nominates young Fortinbras to take the throne of Denmark.
What qualities of Louis XVI as a leader led to the french revolution?
he was gelable, kiddish, he would take the last person's opinion, he was really mean and he was not interested in his marriage.
When did queen elizabeth1 take the throne?
1538
When did Henry the vii take the throne?
1485
