King Louis XIV
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Louis XIV did a variety of things to strengthen his control over France.First, he put on elaborate displays of his sovereignty at his palace at Versailles. Louis XIV seemed to hypnotize his nobles with his performance of the daily rituals and demonstrations of royalty. Noblemen vied for the opportunity to attend him when he arose from bed, ate his meals, strolled in his gardens, or rode to the hunt. Such theatricality was seen as part of his duty as sovereign (Louis XIV supposedly once said "L'etat, c'est moi", translating to mean "I am the state") By performing all of these demonstrations of his power, he seemed to unite the nobility under his control.Second, he focused on centralizing power to produce domestic tranquility. He won the favor of the upper bourgeoisie by making them royal administrators and intendants of the thirty-six generalites into which France was divided. They held office at the king's palace and were one of "his men". Other administrators, from families that were newly ennobled as a reward for their service, assisted with directing the affairs of state from Versailles also. Louis XIV brought all of the nobility to Versailles, and thus cut of their sources of power to put an end to any regional power getting in his way.Besides the centralization of power, Louis XIV also worked on improving other parts of France. He worked on creating religious unity in France. He worked under the policy "un roi, une loi, une foi" (one king, one law, one faith"). For Louis XIV, it was all about being united. He waged unrelenting war against Protestant institutions in an attempt to re-enforce religious unity. His finance minister Jean Baptiste Colbert also used the same motto of centralization when it came to the economy. He imposed tariffs on foreign goods being imported into France and used state money to promote domestic manufacture of formerly imported goods.
'They're Coming To Take Me Away, Ha Haa', was a top 5 novelty hit released in 1966 by Napoleon XIV (real name Jerry Samuels). The B-side was the same song but played backwards.
In 'Reaper Madness', a segment of 'Treehouse of Horror XIV', The Grim reaper's first name is 'Doug'.
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No, Louis XIV is not single.
Louis XIV was a Roman Catholic.
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Louis XIV had no sisters.
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He may not have disliked it, but he certainly had a flair for colorful outfits.
No. She was the wife of Louis XVI, not Louis XIV.
The things that are similar is that Louis XIV and XIV both mean the 14TH
Louis XIV - album - was created in 2003.