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louis xiv
Henriette-Marie, Queen of Englan
Trivia about louis xiv
This king was the great-grandfather of France's King Louis XV
As a teenager in 1653, he played the sun in a court performance of the "Ballet de la Nuit"
The lavaliere, a type of pendant, is named for the Duchesse de la Valliere, who romanced this "sun king"
Whether the man or the decor, Louis Quatorze means this king
This 17th century French monarch boasted, "I am the State"
A civil war in Paris during his youth convinced this king to build his palace at Versailles
The first 18 years of this French king's reign were managed by Cardinal Mazarin
Name for the style seen here after a king who reigned from 1643 to 1715:
In the history of France:Henry III,Henry IV,Louis XIII...
1651:"L'etat c'est moi!"("I am the state")
He's credited with the remark "L' etat C'est Moi", "I am the state"
1643 to 1715, in France
Henry VII,Louis XIV,Richard III
Sometime during his remarkable 72-year reign, he supposedly said, "L'etat c'est moi", or "I am the state"
In 1680 this "Sun King" established France's national theatre, the Comedie Francaise
Noted for saying "I am the state," he ruled France for 72 years, 1643-1715
He was "The Great", "Le Grand Monarque" & "The God-Given" as well as "The Sun King"
Court composer Michel-Richard De Lalande gave harpsichord lessons to this "Sun King"'s daughters
A Fontange is a lace-&-ribbon headdress named for the Duchesse de Fontanges, a paramour of this long-reigning king
A grand alliance was formed in 1689 against this sun king to enforce the treaty's provisions
This "Sun King" sniffed, "England is a little garden full of sour weeds"
For 13 years, Madame de Montespan was the sunshine of this Sun King's life
Born in 1638, the first child of a 22-year marriage, this king was christened Louis Dieudonne, or "gift of God"
At the death of Cardinal Mazarin in 1661, this French king declared that he would serve as his own prime minister
After 72 years on the throne, he finally died on September 1, 1715 in Versailles, France
After the death of Maria Theresa in 1683, this "Sun King" secretly married Madame de Maintenon
"Le Roi Soleil"
Long-serving French solar monarch
In 1675 Jules Hardouin-Mansart became architect to this king & began redesigning the Palace of Versailles
This French king's support for Moliere & his troupe allowed them to get their own theater in Paris around 1660
In 1651 he reportedly told the French parliament, "L'etat c'est moi", or "I am the state"
At his death in 1715, he'd served 72 years as French king, longer than any monarch in European history
Sacre bleu!!By 1708 he'd been on the throne of France for an incredible 65 years
Although this king had already reigned for fifty-eight years, he's seen here in his coronation robes to add majesty.
In 1661 this king, no slouch as a dancer himself, founded the Academie Royale de Danse
A fancy sleeve style was named for the Marquise de Montespan, who began dallying with this King around 1667
He secretly married his mistress Madame de Maintenon after Maria Theresa had died
In 1671 Joliet was a signatory of a declaration increasing this king's realm in the New World
The Durant's "Story of Civilization" includes "The Age of" this longest-reigning French king
(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reads from the Dance Theatre of Harlem.) Legend says the Royale was created in an attempt to do the harder entrechat quatre by this 17th-century French king, under whom ballet became a strict art form
Winning favor by glorifying this man in paintings, Charles Le Brun became the arbiter of French taste
Bernini's sculpture of this French king set the standard for royal portraits for 100 years
This French king recognized William of Orange as William II, King of England, under the terms of 1697's Treaty of Ryswick
In 1682 he moved his court to Versailles
On May 14, 1643 the Sun rose on the reign of this 4-year-old king whose father had died at age 42
The sun shines on the Quebec City bust of this French king
Mme. de Maintenon was governess to this king's out-of-wedlock children before she became his mistress c. 1670
September 5, 1638Saint-Germain-En-Laye
He's the last king of France whose reign straddled 2 centuries