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In fact he did not. Contrary to modern christian beliefs, Jesus was not the son of god. It was, in fact, Louis XIV. A small group of christians called "Louisthans" (LOO-EE-thins) developed in the later part of the 1600s. They were founded on the belief that Louis XIV was the messiah. Due to France's complete lack of balls over the last 350 years this religion has gone the way of the dodo. This is unfortunate because it truly is the one correct religion.
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How was ballet first performed?
King Louis the 14th first had people perform in his tennis ball court. This is true!
When did french ballet start?
A guy named Louis Spandau who was French and moved to Russia. He got famous in the 14th century. His mom was an artist and his dad died of being ill. (Studied him in school)
Who is the founder of ballet?
Well, it all goes back 100's of years but King Louis the 14th ordered, i believe, Paul Bauchamps (im not sure abt the name!) to organize ballet so that everyone in the world would dance it the same way.
What was the entertainment in the 14th century?
mayonnaise
How was Louis the 14th involved in dance?
yes he was Louis the 14th was born on September 5, 1638. Birthplace: Saint-Germain-en-Laye, France. He dies on September 1, 1715 and his cause of death is unspecified. He was a roman catholic and was religious. His father Louis XIII had married Anne of Austria, daughter of Philip III king of Spain, in 1615, and for twenty years their marriage had remained without issue. The death of his father made Louis XIV king on the 14th of May 1643, but he had to wait sixteen years before he began to rule. In France Louis XIII, loved to show off his talents in this line of ballet in France although, reports stated he "never performed anything but ridiculous characters". His son Louis XIV enjoys similar pleasures, but his roles have a little more classical gravitas - a Bacchante, a Titan, a Muse and (presumably a favorite) Apollo dressed as the sun. The English diarist John Evelyn saw Louis XIV dancing in Paris in 1651; he marvels not so much at the dancing but at so many attired aristocrats. But Louis XIV himself is genuinely interested in dancing, and in 1661 he decides that his colleagues are not up to scratch. He brings together the best Parisian dancing masters to form the Académie Royale de Danse, where his friends' skills may be honed. It is so successful that he follows it in 1669 with a similar Académie Royale de Musique.These two institutions are merged to form the Paris Opera (which is still in existence today). From 1672 professional dancers are trained. The institution settles down into what is recognizably a ballet company.
Who was french king in 1702?
Louis the 15th, who reigned from 1715 to 1774. He was the great-grandson, and the successor, of Louis the 14th.
Who were Louis the 14th and Marie Antoinette?
They had no relationship at all. She was married to King Louis XVI.
What is the magnificent palace built for Louis the 14th?
Versailles
When was Louis the eighth executed?
Louis XIII of France lived from May 14th, 1610 to May 14th, 1643, dying on his 33rd birthday. He actually died of Tuberculosis.
Did Louis parents get divorced?
yes Louis parents did get divorced
What is the name of the royal house that Louis the 14th lived in?
Louis XIV lived in the Palace of Versailles.
What french king was know as the SUN KING?
Louis the 14th
Who appointed jean talon?
King Louis XIV (14th)
Who was the king of France at the time of the fench revolution?
Louis the 14th.
What royal palace was built for king Louis the 14th?
Versailles.
What was the purpose of the traditional ballet?
To entertain King Louis __ of France in the early 1500s. It was King Louis the 14th.
Which King was called 'Sun-King'?
Horse Isle Answer: Louis XIV-Marshbird of Dun
