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Louis XIII of Age

Louis is declared by Parlement to be of age : his mother the rapacious and devious Marie de Medicis, who has ruled as his governor, now has to take a back seat. Date: October 1614

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1614 Declared Devious Governor Marie Medicis Parlement Ruled Seat Xiii Rapacious


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In October 1614, a significant shift in power occurred in the French court as Louis XIII, the young king of France, was declared of age by the Parlement of Paris. This momentous event marked the end of Marie de Medicis' reign as his governor, who had ruled in his name since his ascension to the throne at the tender age of eight, following the death of his father, King Henry IV. Marie de Medicis, an Italian noblewoman known for her rapacious and devious ways, had wielded immense influence over the French court during her tenure as regent. Her rule was marked by political intrigue, nepotism, and extravagance, which had left the French treasury depleted and the kingdom restless. The declaration of Louis XIII's age signaled the end of Marie de Medicis' reign and her subsequent exile from France. The young king, now in control of his own affairs, was determined to restore order and stability to the kingdom. He sought to distance himself from his mother's controversial rule and began to govern with the guidance of influential advisors, such as Cardinal Richelieu. This photograph print captures the essence of this pivotal moment in French history. The image of Louis XIII, now a mature and determined young man, stands in stark contrast to the turbulent reign of his mother, Marie de Medicis. The October sun casts a warm glow on the young king, symbolizing the hope and renewal that came with his declaration of age. The Parlement building, with its grand architecture, serves as a reminder of the rich history and tradition of the French monarchy. This photograph print is a testament to the complex and intriguing history of the French monarchy during the early 17th century. It offers a glimpse into the political machinations and power struggles that defined the era, and the pivotal role that Marie de Medicis and Louis XIII played in shaping the future of France.

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