King Louis XIV

King Louis XIV of Louis XIV gained power in 1643 when he was only five years old. The king gradually recognized that France needed a lot of money to get out of the bankruptcy and to acquire the luxury goods that will be available later in the French courts. Born in 1638, Louis XIV ruled France between 1643 and 1715. This is the longest control period in European history. Louis born in Saint Germain is the third prince of the Bourbon family.

The Palace of Versailles was built by King Louis 14 of France and El Escorial was built by King Philippe 2 of Spain. Each of the two kings has their own beliefs about the way they rule, but there are some similarities. Louis XIV believes that he will show off his strength and openness. Philip II is a simple school specializing in Catholicism. They all have troops to spread their beliefs and thoughts. Despite the king's faith, their palace reflects their ideals. - Louis XIV, King of the Sun of the Sun King Louis XIV, the King of the Sun of France is the longest period of governance in European history (1643-1715). In the meantime, he raised the absolute monarchy to the highest point, founded the shining court in the Palace of Versailles and fought against most other European countries in the four wars. There are several negative aspects to his rule, but in general, Louis's rule is mainly for France's interests. Louis XIII died in 1643

Domination of the King Louis 14 of France (also known as "San King") crossed the whole early enlightenment. Rui's rule is characterized by extensive sponsorship of art, Hugneau's ruthless persecution (indeed ending Protestantism in France), and a constant attempt to expand the war. These attempts forced other European forces to unite in the anti-French alliance, and the number of members varied within decades (but always led by Britain and Austria). The most important conflict in early enlightenment is the Spanish succession war (1701-14), the last few years of the reign of Louis XIV. This conflict is caused by the extinction of the Spanish Habsburg dynasty, whereby Louis grandson Philip inherits the Spanish throne, but if this is not checked it will eventually lead to an alliance under the monarchy of France and Spain.