This ruler's secret service included the Ukrainian Cossack Grégoire Orlyk, and he was betrothed to the daughter of Elizabeth Farnese, Maria Ana Victoria de Borbon.
This ruler's secret service included the Ukrainian Cossack Grégoire Orlyk, and he was betrothed to the daughter of Elizabeth Farnese, Maria Ana Victoria de Borbon. This man's underlings issued the Edict of Marly, which taxed even the upper classes in an attempt to lower the budget deficit. His regent stabilized his nation's currency with the help of Philibert Orry and Michel des Forts, and that regent suppressed the convulsionaries at Saint-Medard. He took the advice of Germain Chauvelin in order to obtain Lorraine from Francis III. First Chaplain Fitz-James refused to give this man absolution unless he renounced his mistress Madame Châteauroux. He attempted to absolve his prospective assassin, Robert Damiens, and put trust in, among others, Cardinal Fleury and Madame de Pompadour. Ruling with his regent, Phillipe, duc de Orleans, for 10 points, name this king of France, nicknamed the Beloved, who came after the Sun King.
This ruler's secret service included the Ukrainian Cossack Grégoire Orlyk, and he was betrothed to the daughter of Elizabeth Farnese, Maria Ana Victoria de Borbon.
{Louis XV} [accept {Louis the Beloved} or {Louis le Bien-Aime} early]