Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette

Part I: Introduction Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette were unstable in France and dominated when the French Revolution occurred. They could not be succeeded to the throne, so they were publicly ridiculed. People's anger is also concentrating on the fact that the royal family lived in the Palace of Versailles, indicating a sense of alienation with the French citizens. At this point in France, the debt is large enough that the majority of the country's income is used to repay the debt, but the newly crowned king steps a few steps to help solve the problem did not.

From the beginning of France's Louis XV, it was moved to Madame Pompadour, Voltaire, Louis XVI and Mary Antoinette to lead the glory of the French Revolution, Gabriel Riccheti, General Mirabeau, Louis XVI. The execution of XVI and Girontes, the rule of terror, the emergence of Napoleon and its war, the Tilsi Treaty of 1807, and the end of Napoleon in the battle of Waterloo. Continuing the first volume of lowland countries, the first part of Volume 14 begins in 1722 with the Dutch debate: William IV, the Prince of Orange, Axel La Chapelle Convention, the 4 th British Dutch War and the French Revolution. After being influenced in the Netherlands, it was absorbed by the French Empire and talked about the service of Johann Rudolph and Torbecke, the history of the Netherlands, and the end of Wilhelmina in the Netherlands.

The French Revolution has created countless victims. The most famous one was Marie Antoinette, but what about her children? King Louis XVI and Queen Marie Antoinette are parents of four royal children. The dramatic results in their life are as diverse as the children. Marie Therese Charlotte, the first king of France and the Queen was born in Versailles, France, on December 19, 1778. He had no heirs for many years. Marie Therese gained some support from her mother, but it did not last long. But Mary Tire will enjoy the happiest result after the revolution. She is the only surviving child