Louis
Grand Dauphin of France
Born
November 1st, 1661
363 years ago
Died
December 11th, 1686
338 years ago — 25 years old
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
France
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Born in 1661, served as the heir apparent to the French throne. His title was Grand Dauphin, reflecting the French royal line, and he was the eldest son of King Louis XIV. Despite a life at court, faced several challenges, including health issues and political dynamics of the time. Briefly held the role of next in line for the crown until death in 1711. His life and position offered insights into the workings of the French monarchy during a crucial period in Europe.
Held the title of Grand Dauphin
Son of King Louis XIV
Influenced royal court dynamics
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