Louis the 14th.
There was no King, the revolution executed the king early on in the revolution.
During the revolution, France was a monarchy. The King of France at that time was Louis XVI.
King Louis XVI.
The 1830 revolution in France ousted king Charles X (the tenth), who was replaced by King Louis-Philippe.
The French revolution began in 1789 and ended in 1799. The King was Louis XVI, he was executed in 1793.
They didn't have an emperor, they had a King.
At the time, the current Place de la Concorde was the site of the guillotine and it was then named the "Place de la Revolution".
No, up until 1792 France has always been a Monarchy with a King and Queen. Though, in 1789 the French revolution made the King lay down his powers and France officially became a Republic then. After the Revolution, Napoleon Bonaparte crowned himself emperor and made France an Empire. After that, the Monarchy was restored for some time, and after that, France became a republic again.
The French Revolution wasn't started by a president. At that time (in the 18th century) France was a monarchy (and thus had a King and Queen) and the lower and middle class society started the revolution.
The French Revolution which took place during the time period of 1789-1793 became a republic and then France proclaimed a war of all peoples against all kings. Briton at the time had a king and so france declared war on them.
The French Revolution started in 1789. At that time, Louis XVI was king of France until 1793 (when he was killed). After that, the National Assembly grabbed the power, and after that the Directory. By the time Napoleon came to power in 1799 (stating a coupe and turning France into an Empire), France was one huge chaos.
The king of France was King Francios the 1st.