Louis I de Bourbon1559
At the accession of the Guise King appoints himself military protector of the Huguenots
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At the accession of the Guise King appoints himself military protector of the Huguenots
Succeeeds as the King of Navarre, 1572-1589
Becomes heir presumptive on the death of Francois duc dAlencon
Succeeds as King of France, had been brought up as a Protestant
Succeeeds as the King of France, 1st of the Bourbon line
Succeeds as King of France, Succeeds his father Henry IV, assumes power 1617
Succeeds as King of France
Declared of age
Philip, Duke of Anjou, is presented at Versailles as the new King of Spain.
Louis gives the Duke du Toulouse the right to succeed to the French throne. Louis gives the Duke du Maine the right to succeed to the French throne
Louis XIV draws up his will
The contents of Louis XIV's will are revealed to Orleans
Succeeds as King of France, the grandson of Louis XIV. Comes to the throne age 5 under the regency of the Duke of Orleans
Succeeds Louis XIV as a five-year-old king.
A Regency council deprives Toulouse of his royal privileges
Succeeds as King of France
Succeeds as King of France, the younger brother of Louis XVI
Death of Louis XVIII, age 68, succeeded by his brother Charles X
Succeeds as King of France. Brother of Louis XVI & Louis XVIII, formerly known as the Count of Artois
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