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Which monarch had the greatest difference in quality between domestic and foreign policy?

u/AtomicPhone — 28 days ago
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A painting of the Louvre representing October in the The very rich Hours of the Duke of Berry, created 1414-1416

u/Busy-Satisfaction554 — 1 month ago
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What jobs would French monarchs do if they lived in the modern day with normal lives but had similar personalities?

Louis XVI would probably be a craftsman, and since medieval people were so religious some might have been interested in being churchmen even during their actual lives.

u/Bright-Bowler2579 — 3 months ago
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Which of these French monarchs was the most skilled administrator?

The monarchs I listed are all known as very hardworking but who here was the most dedicated to tending to administration of the state, recognizing talent in their appointment of subordinates and who's reforms yielded the most long term benefits for France?

u/Busy-Satisfaction554 — 3 months ago