Michel Chamillart

French politician, finance controller

Michel Chamillart - French politician, finance controller
Born

1652
373 years ago

Died

April 14th, 1721
304 years ago — 69 years old

Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

France

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Served as the Controller-General of Finances in France during the early 18th century. Held the position under King Louis XIV and managed the kingdom's financial matters during a time of significant fiscal challenges. Implemented financial policies aimed at consolidating the royal budget and addressing debt issues. Played a crucial role in the administration during the War of the Spanish Succession, navigating the complexities of wartime financing and supply.

Served as Controller-General of Finances

Managed French finances during the War of the Spanish Succession

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