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King Louis XVI of France and I of New France (1754-1827) was the last absolutist King of France. He was king during the French Revolution and fled to Canada in 1788. As recognized King of France, he was succeeded by his brother, who was proclaimed as King Louis XVII. However, Louis XVI never recognized his claim, and instead called him the Pretender. During his reign, he only claimed the title Louis XVI of France. The titles of King of New France was added by his son and heir, who proclaimed himself King Louis XVII de France, et II de la Nouvelle France.

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  • King Louis XVI of France and I of New France (1754-1827) was the last absolutist King of France. He was king during the French Revolution and fled to Canada in 1788. As recognized King of France, he was succeeded by his brother, who was proclaimed as King Louis XVII. However, Louis XVI never recognized his claim, and instead called him the Pretender. During his reign, he only claimed the title Louis XVI of France. The titles of King of New France was added by his son and heir, who proclaimed himself King Louis XVII de France, et II de la Nouvelle France.
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  • King Louis XVI of France and I of New France (1754-1827) was the last absolutist King of France. He was king during the French Revolution and fled to Canada in 1788. As recognized King of France, he was succeeded by his brother, who was proclaimed as King Louis XVII. However, Louis XVI never recognized his claim, and instead called him the Pretender. During his reign, he only claimed the title Louis XVI of France. The titles of King of New France was added by his son and heir, who proclaimed himself King Louis XVII de France, et II de la Nouvelle France. After the deposing of Napoleon, Louis was restored to the throne of France. His son succeeded him, taking the name Louis XVII (thereby explicitely denying the legitimacy of the king who had succeeded his father, who was subsequently referred to by the name Louis-Stanislas to avoid the numbering confusion), but he only ruled France for 3 years before being in turn deposed, and returning to Canada.
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