context: Ludvig XIV died at the age of 76 on September 1, 1715, of blood poisoning caused by foot fatality. He would have turned 77 in four days. He is said to have proclaimed on his deathbed, "I will leave, but the state will always remain." Ludvig XIV's reign lasted 72 years and a hundred days, and was one of the longest reigns of all time. He was buried in every possible ecclesiastical sacrament dedicated to the "most Christian king" and his grave was in the Basilica of Saint-Denis Monastery.
question: Where did Ludvig XIV die?
answers.text: blood poisoning caused by foot fatality