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Therefore, during Louis XIV's and Louis XV's reign, a horrible debt in the countries finances was created (400 million livres!), which was the legacy to Louis XVI. The latter never could set that straight again and was eventually guillotined for it.
Louis XIV was the Sun King, le Roi Soleil. His reign was studded with success and glamour. It was he who built Versailles, a palace unrivalled before or since. He made France the dominant European power, but in doing so, as stated above, he bankrupted the state. When Louis XVI came to the throne he inherited not the glamour, but the debt, and could not successfully run his country. However, the reign of the Sun King (so-called to associate with Apollo - the Sun was the King's emblem) was not solely responsible for the failure and execution of Louis XVI
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What century did the roman empire reach it's peak?
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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.
Who was caligulas successor?
With the death of Caligula and the bad experience of his rule behind them, many senators considered exchanging rule by dynasty for the return to a republic. While the Senate discussed this possibility, the Praetorian Guard -- an institution of violence -- searched for a credible successor to Caligula. The guardsmen found him in Caligula's uncle, Claudius, the brother of Germanicus and a familiar figure within Augustus' family. Claudius rewarded the Guard with money for their support. Discussions in the Senate about the problems of succession and a republic came to an end, affecting Europe into modern times.
Where did King Rames the second rule?
I think King Rames the second ruled in Ancient Egypt!?!?!?!?!?!?!?
What was the effect of Louis Napoleon Bonaparte is elected president of France and later since the title of Emperor Napoleon three?
Louis Napoleon Bonaparte's election as President of France in 1848 marked a significant shift towards authoritarian rule, as he sought to consolidate power and gain popular support. His later declaration as Emperor Napoleon III in 1852 established the Second French Empire, which brought stability and modernization to France through infrastructure projects and economic growth. However, his regime was also characterized by censorship and repression of dissent, ultimately leading to a decline in democratic freedoms. His rule ended with military defeat in the Franco-Prussian War, leading to the establishment of the Third Republic.
Is the three second rule in effect during a throw in?
There is a five second rule for a throw in.
What kind of ruler was Louis 14?
Louis XIV's rule typified the period of absolute monarchy in the second half .
When is the infield fly rule put into effect?
When there are runners on first and second or first, second, and third with less than two outs.
What does Afonso request from king?
Afonso requested to rule the people or be his successor
How did Louis XIV rule time end?
Louis XIV rule time ended of old age.
What century did the roman empire reach it's peak?
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What is the 90 second rule?
There is no 90 second rule in basketball.
what is difference between 2 second rule and 3 second rule?
One second.
When you drive in the city you use the what second rule?
12 second rule
What did Louis XVI rule?
France
List at least 2 effects that organized religion has had on society?
one effect is the rule of law, law come from religion in the first place. second effect would be the fear of god.
Meaning of successor in the islanic way?
I think the successor is called a caliph which is a title taken by Islamic rulers such as the Turkish sultans that asserts religious authority to rule, derived from that of Muhammad. I hope this helps you.
