Louis XIV the Responsible for France´s Financial Burden

In 1643, the French had to change their faith and future into a 5 year old boy named Elena Steingrad. Future kings are so young that they must bring power to French officials until Lewis is sufficiently old. Finally, when he grew he became a great king and led the power of France (Elena Steingrad). He raised the power of France and proved him to be a great ruler, but he destroyed France in the financial and economic future. Louis XIV born on 5th September 1639 was known as a child of "Lord God" of Louis XIII and Elena Stingrad.

During the reign of Louis XIV, France enjoyed one of its most glorious times, but at the end of the reign of Louis XIV, the glory of France began to be unraveled in many ways. The tax system established by Louis XIV brought a tremendous tax burden on the lower class and caused extreme class conflict. As Huguenot's personnel emigrate to other countries, the economy is also declining. This recession has destroyed French wealth. It makes little money to invest in France and French Army in France. Succession of the throne of Spain was the collapse of Louis XIV. Because of the lack of funds, the French army is not as strong as before. At the end of the war, France failed to make Spain a part of the country. The efforts of the war depleted French wealth, furthermore made France into financial ruin and caused extreme opposition to the French citizen Louis XIV.

Louis XIV, also known as the god of the Sun and Legrand Monarch, is not really a good king for France. Domination of Louis XIV brought harm to France and its people in many ways. First, Louis XIV destroys France by doing something that he thinks will help, but that only hurts France in the long run. Rui often not only harmed the financial situation of France but also fought with other countries because of the very expensive war in the meantime, it also ran out of France's former huge army again. He also persecuted Huguenot, of which 50 thousand fled from France, many of whom were skilled and highly educated, this also hurt France. It seems that Louis XIV ruleed France primarily to help himself, but if he really wanted to make France bigger, he would not do it during the entire reign.