because he declared ' l'etat c'est moi' thus taking absolute control of the state. However, this is not documented, just my opinion: he was led to believe that he was in total power by the courtiers who provided him Ballet, women and other pleasures- like being present to the " lever"- what a dillusional king- he has very disastrous wars and after him the monarchy became weaker- poor Louis XVI- to inherit such a mess. No wonder he could not put things right!!!!
Louis XIV
yes babylons most powerful monarch is the hammurabis.
Hammurabi and Nebuchadnezzar.
Louis XIV of France...very powerful, spent a lot, controlled many aspects of French life
The pope is the absolute monarch of the Vatican.
Louis XIV. He became a king in 1643 (at the age of 5) and died in 1715. He was the most absolutist. He is also the one who decided to build the castle of Versailles. Napoleon 1st
King Charles V of Spain (also known as Charles I of Spain) is often considered the most powerful monarch in Spanish history. He ruled over a vast empire that included territories in Europe, the Americas, and elsewhere. His reign marked the height of Spanish power and influence in the 16th century.
The queen is considered the most powerful piece on the chessboard.
Many historian cite the activities of French king, Louis XIV, as the monarch most responsible for the suppression of the powers of the nobility in France.
Yes , the Monarch butterfly is regarded as among some of the most beautiful , fascinating and elegant of insects .
Louis if you're doing Mr. Philips crossword if not than its Louis xiv
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