Succession
Succeeds as King of France. Brother of Louis XVI & Louis XVIII, formerly known as the Count of Artois
Role range: 1824-1836
Follow Charles X through 9 dated historical records for France.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Succeeds as King of France. Brother of Louis XVI & Louis XVIII, formerly known as the Count of Artois
Role range: 1824-1836
The nobility is compensated for loss of lands during the French revolution
Role range: 1824-1836
Supports French adherence to the tripartite agreement seeking a negotiated Greek settlement.
Role range: 1821-1832 – 1824-1830
Issues the July Ordinances restricting the press, dissolving the Chamber and narrowing the electorate.
Role range: 1824-1830
Faces armed revolt in Paris after publication of the July Ordinances.
Role range: 1824-1830
Abdicates after the July Revolution destroys his authority.
Role range: 1824-1830
Leaves France for exile after losing the throne in the July Revolution.
Role range: 1824-1830
Authorizes the military expedition that attacks the Regency of Algiers.
Role range: 1824-1830
Deposed by Parisian revolutionaries
Role range: 1824-1836
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