    charles x (charles philippe; 9 october 1757 â 6 november 1836) was known for most of his life as the count of artois before he reigned as king of france and of navarre from 16 september 1824 until 2 august 1830.mary platt parmele, a short history of france. new york: charles scribner's sons (1894), p. 221. an uncle of the uncrowned king louis xvii, and younger brother to reigning kings louis xvi and louis xviii, he supported the latter in exile and eventually succeeded him. his rule of almost six years ended in the july revolution of 1830, which resulted in his abdication and the election of louis philippe, duke of orlÃ©ans, as king of the french. exiled once again, charles died in gorizia, then part of the austrian empire.munro price, the perilous crown: france between revolutions, macmillan, p. 185-187. he was the last of the french rulers from the senior branch of the house of bourbon descended from king henry iv. ==childhood and adolescence== thumb|left|charles philippe with his younger sister clotilde on a goatcharles philippe of france was born in 1757, the youngest son of
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