Henry V (Henry Charles Ferdinand Mary, French: Henri Charles Ferdinand Marie) was King of France. Before that, he was styled comte de Chambord and duc de Bordeaux. He was born on 29 September 1820 in the Tuleries Palace, Paris, a son of Prince Charles Ferdinand of France (who died before Henry's birth) and his wife Princess Carolina of Naples and Sicily. He became King of France upon the death of his paternal uncle, Louis XIX, on 3 June 1844. He died on 24 August 1883 in the Palace of Versaille, Paris. He was succeeded as King of France by his distant cousin and brother-in-law, John III.