Luis XIV
Luis XIV, known as the Sun King (1638-1715), was King of France from 1643 until his death. His reign is noted for the expansion of absolute monarchy in France and the establishment of a centralized state. He famously stated, 'L'état, c'est moi' ('I am the state'), embodying the divine right of kings. His lavish court at Versailles became a symbol of royal extravagance and power, while also serving as a center for the arts and culture during the French Baroque period. His legacy includes significant military achievements, as well as economic challenges that contributed to the future unrest in France.
Born on Sep 05, 1638 (387 years old)
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Panama:
Luis XIV, known as the 'Rey Sol', continued the expansions of the Louvre.
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Venezuela:
Luis XIV, known as the 'Rey Sol', continued the expansions of the Louvre.
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Peru:
The Gallery of Apollo was commissioned by Luis XIV to exalt his glory as the Sun King.
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Colombia:
The museum highlights the collection of precious stones from Luis XIV, carved in various gemstones.
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Guatemala:
The collection in the raided gallery includes the crown jewels of the French monarch Louis XIV, known as the Sun King.
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Costa Rica:
The collection includes diamonds from the crown of the French monarch Louis XIV, known as the Sun King.
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Peru:
The article references the diamonds from the crown of the French monarch Louis XIV, known as the Sun King.
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Peru:
The collection in the gallery that was assaulted includes the crown jewels of the French monarch Louis XIV, known as the Sun King.
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Costa Rica:
Luis XIV, known as the Sun King, famously declared 'L'État, c'est moi' ('I am the state').
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Venezuela:
Luis XIV inaugurated the Palace of Versailles.
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