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Who was french king in 1702?

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Louis the 15th, who reigned from 1715 to 1774. He was the great-grandson, and the successor, of Louis the 14th.

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That was King Louis XV (1710 - 1774)

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Le Roi Soleil. Louis XIV. LOUIS THE 14th.

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Louis XV (link)

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