Which Louis Built Versailles?

Which Louis Built Versailles?

Louis XIV built the extravagant Palace of Versailles
In 1682, Louis XIV officially moved his court to the lavish palace at Versailles, 13 miles outside of Paris. Europe's grandest palace became a center of political power and a symbol of the king's dominance and wealth.

Was Louis the 14th a good king?

Louis XIV was a handsome young man with good health. “(Louis XIV) was graceful, dignified and awe-inspiring, if humourless.” Louis took his position as king very seriously. He saw that what was good for him was good for France.

Which Louis expanded Versailles?

Louis XIV ruled France for 72 years, and in that time transformed Versailles by encompassing Louis XIII's chateau with a palace that contained north and south wings, as well as nearby buildings housing ministries. Versailles was built to impress.

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