Tag king of france
You're referring to the monarchs of France!
Here are some notable kings of France:
- Louis XIV (1643-1715) - Known as the "Sun King," he ruled France during the Enlightenment and established the Palace of Versailles.
- Henry IV (1589-1610) - A Protestant who converted to Catholicism, he was assassinated in 1610.
- Louis XIII (1610-1643) - Son of Henry IV, he was a minor king who ruled under the regency of his mother, Marie de Medici.
- Philip II (1180-1223) - Known as Philip Augustus, he was a key figure in the Third Crusade and expanded French territories.
- Louis XI (1461-1483) - Nicknamed the "Universal Spider," he was a cunning and ambitious king who centralized power in France.
- Francis I (1515-1547) - A patron of the arts and a rival of the Holy Roman Emperor Charles V, he was known for his military campaigns and cultural achievements.
- Charles IX (1560-1574) - A minor king who ruled during the French Wars of Religion, he was known for his brutal suppression of the Huguenots.
- Louis XV (1715-1774) - Known as the "Well-Beloved," he was a frivolous and indulgent king who was criticized for his extravagance and lack of leadership.
- Louis XVI (1774-1792) - The last king of France before the French Revolution, he was executed by guillotine in 1793.
- Charles X (1824-1830) - A conservative king who was forced to abdicate during the July Revolution, he was known for his opposition to the Enlightenment and the French Revolution.
These are just a few examples of the many kings of France throughout history.