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the "Citizen King" - called this because he was a "bourgeois" king This question is more appropriately placed in the 19th century context rather than the French Revolution the "Citizen King" - called this because he was a "bourgeois" king This question is more appropriately placed in the 19th century context rather than the French Revolution
The forced abdication of king Charles X led to the proclamation of Louis Philippe as king of France in 1830.
The French monarch in 1789 was King Louis XVI. He became King of France in 1774.
Under his management the conditions of the working classes deteriorated, and the income gap widened considerably. An economic crisis in 1847 led to the citizens of France revolting against their king again the following year. On 24 February 1848, during the February 1848 Revolution, to general surprise, King Louis Philippe abdicated in favor of his nine-year-old grandson, Philippe. Fearful of what had happened to Louis XVI, Louis Philippe quickly disguised himself and fled Paris. Riding in an ordinary cab under the name of "Mr. Smith", he escaped to England. According to The Times of 6 March 1848, the King and Queen were received at Newhaven, East Sussex before travelling by train to London. The National Assembly initially planned to accept young Philippe as king, but the strong current of public opinion rejected that. On 26 February, the Second Republic was proclaimed. Prince Louis Napoleon Bonaparte was elected President in December; a few years later he declared himself president for life and then Emperor Napoleon III. Louis Philippe and his family lived in England until his death in Claremont, Surrey. He is buried with his wife, Amelia (26 April 1782-24 March 1866), at the Chapelle royale de Dreux, the family necropolis his mother had built in 1816, in Dreux.
Louis-Philippe, the first, last and only monarch of the Orléans dynasty
Louis-Philippe, who reigned 1830 to 1848 as a constitutional monarch.
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King Charles X of France was overthrown and replaced with his cousin, Louis Philippe of Orleans, the so-called "Citizen King".
King Charles X of France was overthrown and replaced with his cousin, Louis Philippe of Orleans, the so-called "Citizen King".
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King Louis-Philippe of France was born on October 6, 1773.
It depends on the French Revolution in question:French Revolution of 1789-1799: King Louis XVI / replaced with First RepublicJuly Revolution of 1830: King Charles X / replaced with King Louis Philippe IThe June Rebellion of 1832: King Louis Philippe I / survived the revolutionThe French Revolution of 1848: King Louis Philippe I / replaced with Second Republic
The Bourgeois King was the nickname for Louis-Philippe of France.
The King of the French who went to exile for 21 years was Louis Philippe. He was crowned as a king on 1830 and his monarch was called July Monarchy.
If you mean the king that came before Louis-Philippe, it was Charles X who ruled from 1824-1830.
King Louis-Philippe of France was born on October 6, 1773.